Andy Brownfield is a senior reporter and managing editor for the Business Courier, based in Cincinnati, Ohio. With a focus on local news, Andy covers a wide range of topics including business, restaurants, and community events. He is known for his quick reporting and dedication to keeping readers informed about the latest happenings in the Cincinnati area.
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Cincinnati, Ohio, United States (Local)
Andy’s coverage revolves around local business and restaurant news in Cincinnati, Ohio. He frequently reports on new restaurant openings, closures, and local business developments.
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Bengals, Paycor pick winner for 2024 Earn Your Stripes competition Cincinnati Business Courier
By: Andy Brownfield
CINCINNATI ( Cincinnati Business Courier ) - The Cincinnati Bengals and human resources firm Paycor have selected a winner for the second-annual
By: Andy Brownfield
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By: Andy Brownfield
A major Asian airline has selected GE Aerospace engines to power its fleet of Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner aircraft.
CINCINNATI ( Cincinnati Business Courier ) - One of Japan's largest airlines has tapped GE Aerospace to power its fleet of Boeing aircraft.
GE Aerospace soars as an independent public company as stock jumps amid Q2 earnings
By: Andy Brownfield
The new headquarters is a $12 million investment
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