Brian Planalp is a journalist based in Cincinnati, Ohio, with a focus on local news and business. His work has been featured in publications such as the Charlotte Business Journal and Cincinnati Enquirer, as well as on television networks like FOX19 WXIX and WOIO. Brian covers a range of topics including real estate, construction, local events, and economic developments in the Cincinnati area.
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Brian's coverage predominantly revolves around local developments, particularly in Cincinnati and Ohio. His focus is on topics such as development projects, university news, construction, and business within the region.
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Federal judge rules on racketeering, consumer fraud case against P&G, others
By: Brian Planalp
The expansion project will be located in Hamilton, Ohio. Ohio approved a seven-year Job Creation Tax Credit.
Brixey & Meyer Capital makes first move in new strategy, acquires North Carolina business
By: Brian Planalp
Vision Development began construction in October on seven apartment buildings, comprising 268 units, as well as a clubhouse amenity center.
A 2.79-acre plot of commercial land was purchased last month, clearing the way for the area's newest Wawa.
Meier's Wine Cellars purchased in bankruptcy auction for $6.25M Cincinnati Business Courier
By: Brian Planalp
A development more than a decade in the making has finally broken ground. “I’ve often heard people say good things come to those who wait, so I’m sure this will be a tremendous project."
By: Brian Planalp
An aerospace startup plans to double the size of its Greater Cincinnati propulsion engineering center thanks in part to a $12.5M U.S.
By: Brian Planalp
TOPICS: CINCINNATI ( Cincinnati Business Courier ) - An aerospace and defense startup helmed by former GE Aerospace brass has won a $12.46 million contract from the U.S.
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