David A. Mann is a Digital Editor at Louisville Business First. He covers a range of topics including construction, real estate, and business economics, with a particular focus on events and conferences within these sectors. His work has been featured in Yahoo Finance, Louisville Business Journal, Charlotte Business Journal, and Cincinnati Business Journal.
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David A. Mann's coverage primarily focuses on local business and industry news within Louisville, Kentucky, with a strong emphasis on corporate announcements and press releases. He often covers topics related to real estate, employment, events, automotive industry updates as well.
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The New Albany City Council approved the measure to study local impacts as regional neighbors like Louisville consider similar restrictions on large facilities.
By: David A. Mann
We go over the latest with the Starks Building project on this week's Access Louisville podcast.
By: David A. Mann
The deal will bring Biscuit Belly to over 60 units by the end of 2028 in a deal with Cracker Barrel.
By: David A. Mann
The deal will bring Biscuit Belly to over 60 units by the end of 2028 in a deal with Cracker Barrel.
By: David A. Mann
CINCINNATI ( Cincinnati Business Courier ) - Biscuit Belly, a privately held company from Louisville, is more than tripling its size with an acquisition, which will see it enter the Cincinnati market for the first time.
Cracker Barrel is selling off a piece of the business.
By: David A. Mann
The project team has secured purchase options and completed initial studies for the Kentucky project. Public outreach is planned as communities across the region impose data center moratoriums.
By: David A. Mann
The company claims it is commercially engaged or in late-stage discussions with approximately 90% of the perovskite industry. Cloudberry Ventures led the round.
By: David A. Mann
CINCINNATI ( Cincinnati Business Courier ) - A development team is eyeing 550 acres in Kentucky between Cincinnati and Louisville for a $9.6 billion data center project.
