Senior biz reporter @Enquirer for supermarket titan @Kroger, consumer giant @ProcterGamble and Cincy biz. @SABEW Award winner. Email: [email protected]
Cincinnati, United States (Local)
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Alexander Coolidge primarily covers local business and economic news in Ohio, with a focus on retail, mergers and acquisitions, layoffs, inflation, manufacturing, and banking. He seems to value data-driven insights but also relies heavily on government announcements and press releases.
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By: Alexander Coolidge
By Alexander Coolidge Published Oct. 24, 2024 at 7:22 PM GMT+2 | Updated 27 minutes ago
By: Alexander Coolidge, Keith Pandolfi
Keith Pandolfi Alexander Coolidge James Walker, the CEO who told The Enquirer in June that Frisch's Big Boy was "back to basics" and
Cincinnati Enquirer Three judges in three different states are now deliberating the fate of Kroger 's proposed $25 billion takeover of rival Albertsons
By: Alexander Coolidge
A Clermont County municipal judge approved the eviction of 2 Frisch's Big Boys. Hearings for 6 Hamilton County locations will take place Wednesday.
Six Hamilton County restaurants are involved in latest eviction fight involving Frisch's Big Boys.
By Alexander Coolidge Published Oct. 30, 2024 at 3:44 PM GMT+1 | Updated 29 minutes ago
By: Alexander Coolidge
FC Cincinnati is suing sponsor Frisch's Big Boy for not making any payments to support the local Major League Soccer team.
More Frisch's Big Boys are set to close. Here's the latest.
Alexander Coolidge, Cincinnati Enquirer 2 min read A Hamilton County magistrate Wednesday approved the eviction of four Frisch's
By: Alexander Coolidge
Frisch’s Big Boy Restaurants announced Tuesday it has cut a deal with a group of managers for them to buy a number of locations of the local eatery.
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