Jeremy Nobile

The Bank of Nova Scotia (i.e. Scotiabank) has completed the purchase of the first of two tranches of KeyCorp (NYSE: KEY) common stock that it

Ohio dispensaries sold more than $44.05 million in adult-use marijuana in August, according to the latest figures from the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control.

On average, there was approximately $1.69 million in adult-use marijuana sold in the state per day in August.

While a federal ban on noncompete agreements — if one were put in place — could have a positive impact on the broader startup, venture and innovation

KeyCorp said that it will register an after-tax loss of approximately $700 million following the sale of $7 billion of low-yielding investment securities, according to a public filing on Monday, Sept. 9.

KeyBank may not have purchased the naming rights to the Cleveland Browns football stadium, but it was getting its own name out in the community through other creative means this past several days.

With the initial close of a capital raise for its Cincinnati affiliate — achieved using a mechanism that's barely been used in decades — First Mutual

Bank of America said that it will be raising its minimum wage to $24 an hour (or just less than $50,000 per year) in October, bringing it closer to

Money managers Boyd Watterson Asset Management of Cleveland and Amber Infrastructure Group Holdings Ltd. of London have completed a previously

Due to the way adult-use sales were launched in Ohio, the state is currently one of the most restrictive markets in the country when it comes to advertisements around legal marijuana.