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Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH), left, visited with Blind Bob's owner Bob Mendenhall during a stop to promote passage of a Fair Minimum Wage Act. TY GREENLEES / STAFF

Senator stumps in Oregon District for minimum wage hike

U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown acknowledges it will be an uphill battle to pass a law boosting the federal minimum wage to more than $10 an hour, but the Ohio Democrat is traveling the state to push for the legislation that he co-sponsored. “This would be food for workers, it would ...

Laurie M. Joyner: president of Wittenberg University in Springfield

Career advice from 4 local women

Many have heard recently about Sheryl Sandberg, chief operating officer of Facebook and author of a new best-selling book, “Lean In: Women, Work and the Will to Lead.” Although the topic of women’s struggles in the work force and in their personal lives to achieve equality isn’t new, the idea ...

Michael Miller, the cheese master for Murray's Cheese in the Kroger at Austin Landing, says there are 120 varieties of cheese in the supermarket case. Eighty-pound wheels of parmigiano reggiano cheese make up part of the display at the store. LISA POWELL / STAFF

Cool March chills retail sales

Americans shopped modestly in March, their enthusiasm to spend dampened by economic uncertainty and by cold weather that lingered across most of the country, including southwest Ohio. U.S. retailers reported a key revenue figure rose only slightly during March. According to a preliminary tally of 15 retailers by the International ...

1.3 million Ohioans have lost company-sponsored health coverage

The number of Ohio residents who received health insurance through their employers dropped precipitously over the past decade as fewer employers offered insurance and an even greater number of workers declined coverage when it was offered, according to a report released today by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. About 6.2 ...

A 280-ton punch press with an auto-feed line at Kreider Corp., the largest press on the premises. Kreider Corp., a local supplier for Navistar, manufactures clips and clamps for Navistar trucks.

Growth found in weak manufacturing job sectors in Ohio

The state forecasts that Ohio’s manufacturing employment will remain flat between 2010 and 2020. Some fields, such as paper and printing manufacturing, are shedding jobs because of technological advancements and changing consumer habits. But other fields that were projected to shrink, including machinery manufacturing, are adding jobs. While the future ...

University of Dayton's Charles Little leaps for the basket with Duquesne's Shawn James right behind him at University of Dayton Arena Wednesday.

Caribou Coffee announces store closings, re-branding of remaining shops

The two Dayton-area Caribou Coffee shops appear to have escaped the corporate axe that will fall on all five Cincinnati-area Caribou locations, including two in the West Chester area. The stores are scheduled to close for good on Sunday. The two Dayton-area Caribou stores will remain open but will be ...

Siebenthaler's employees Justin Brouse, left and Jason Keister stock pansy containers in the greenhouse in preparation for the onslaught of business tomorrow. Saturday is expected to be one of the busiest days of the year at local home-improvement and lawn and garden stores. This year's frigid and snowy March seems to have added to the pent-up desire for homeowners to get outside. JIM WITMER / STAFF

Home, garden centers expect big business today

Today is expected to be one of the busiest days of the year at southwest Ohio home-improvement and lawn and garden stores, with the nation’s largest home-improvement retailer calling this the springtime equivalent of “Black Friday” weekend. This year’s frigid and occasionally snowy March — in stark contrast to last ...

Patrick Brunswick II, (left) a sales consultant specializing in leases with Beau Townsend Nissan in Vandalia, shows cars to Chris Philipsen (right) of Columbus Friday, Nov. 30. PHOTO BY LISA POWELL

Auto sales bring jobs

Americans flocked to showrooms to buy new cars in March, with several major automakers reporting their strongest monthly sales since before the recession began six years ago. One analyst said the robust auto sales will create more jobs — and perhaps more manufacturing plants — in the U.S. Major automakers ...

Restaurant industry barometer turns negative in February

Softer same-store sales and lower customer traffic levels drove the National Restaurant Association’s Restaurant Performance Index (RPI) below 100 in February, association officials announced Friday morning.The RPI – a monthly composite index that tracks the health of and outlook for the U.S. restaurant industry – stood at 99.9 in February, ...

Leonard Roberts, a Marine veteran living at the Dayton VA, signs in at “Hiring our Heroes,” a job fair aimed primarily for veterans and their spouses. The event attracted 70 employers to the Dayton Marriott on Tuesday, March 26, 2013. CHRIS STEWART / STAFF

Veterans struggle to find jobs in Ohio

Unemployment among veterans is falling in Ohio, but it’s not because veterans are suddenly finding work. It’s because many of them are giving up trying to find jobs, according to a Dayton Daily News review of federal data. Many veterans struggle to market and translate their military skills to civilian ...

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