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(Insurance Gadgets Williams) Snapshot can be described as a small device that is designed to give Progressive policyholders a discount on their auto insurance by giving the company a look at how much they drive, how fast they drive, when they drive and whether they brake hard. Policyholders who don’t drive much, drive during safer times of the day and drive in safer ways are the most likely to get the biggest discounts. The program is voluntary. The device is attached into a car’s diagnostic port, typically beneath the steering wheel. Image courtesy of Progressive insurance company.

Car “black boxes” could become mandatory

The increasing computerization of cars allows them to capture and transmit data that can help improve highway and driver safety, federal officials said. But the technology also raises privacy concerns about the ownership and unintended uses of that data, experts said. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is seeking a ...

Ohio’s shale oil-gas production rises

Oil and natural gas production from Ohio’s Utica Shale is growing strongly and could increase even more rapidly once processing plant and pipeline projects are completed, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources said. The increase for oil production is 93 percent and for shale gas 80 percent for gas since ...

Salon Lofts to enter Dayton market

The Columbus-based Salon Lofts will enter the Dayton beauty-care market this fall by opening locations in the Town & Country Shopping Center in Kettering and in Washington Park Plaza in Washington Twp., the company’s CEO said Friday. Nora’s Design Group in the Town & Country space will become Salon Lofts ...

Steel industry improving, but challenges remain

Steel company executives say the industry is improving, but significant headwinds including unfair trade practices and slow economic growth threaten to stand in the way. Trade group American Iron and Steel Institute held a state-of-the-steel industry briefing with reporters Thursday, coinciding with the group's annual meeting. Key takeaways from the ...

UC Health executive lays out retirement plans

UC Health President and CEO James Kingsbury told UC Health board members and employees Thursday that it’s time to identify his successor.Kingsbury returned to Cincinnati in 2008 to lead the health system out of the break-up of former hospital group the Health Alliance of Greater Cincinnati.Prior to becoming CEO of ...

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AVIATIONMore people flying from Dayton airportThe number of passengers boarding planes at Dayton International Airport rose in April by 3.6 percent from 102,900 to 106,578 in the same month in 2012.Year to date, passenger boardings are up 2.3 percent from 393,585 in 2012 to 402,674 this year.Airport Director of Aviation ...

ED/GE grant requests move to next step

An advisory committee Friday recommended for Montgomery County Commission seven projects for public funding, including helping a manufacturer move jobs from Miami County and Huber Heights to Dayton. The ED/GE (Economic Development/Government Equity) Advisory Committee recommended $500,000 to help Process Equipment Co. consolidate four locations in Miami County and Huber ...

Kings Island waterpark opens Memorial Day weekend

MASON — Soak City Waterpark at Kings Island opens for the season May 25.Soak City has more than 50 water activities, including 30 water slides, tropical lagoons, two wave pools and play areas for children, according to amusement park operators.The cost to enter the waterpark is included with park admission ...

Consumer prices take biggest fall in 4 years

A plunge in the cost of gas drove down a measure of U.S. consumer prices last month by the most since December 2008. Excluding the drop in fuel costs, prices were largely unchanged. The consumer price index fell 0.4 percent in April from March, the Labor Department said Thursday. The ...

Dave Janke, Barco vice president of sales and marketing, talks about the benefits of the simulator, which is behind him.

Barco invests $1M in Xenia center

Barco Inc. has invested about $1 million into its demonstration and training center in Xenia, which will showcase the company’s aviation-focused visual display systems and products. “It is really state-of-the-art, and it is world-class,” said Mark Saturno, Barco vice president, worldwide sales, training and simulation. “There is not a facility ...

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