Dayton Business Journal

Booming coffee shop seeks next Dayton location, permits suggest >> bit.ly/42c4cSB

Want to live in a piece of Dayton’s history? The house, a former museum and home to a major whiskey and wine businessman, has been fully renovated for a family to take up residence. The cost? $1.25 million.

Development is underway for a new pizzeria northeast of Dayton. The new location signals the second for the growing pizza brand in the region.

A brief history of tariffs in the U.S.: The noise related to tariffs has recently become deafening. However, few have attempted to provide context for the discussion. Click the link below to continuing reading: https://lnkd.in/gAJk5NMv

?? Don't Miss Out! Meet the 2025 Forty Under 40 Class! ?? Early Bird Discounted Tickets are Available Until April 11th! Join us for an unforgettable evening of celebration and networking as we honor the brightest young leaders in the region! The 2025 Forty Under 40 honorees are making waves in their industries and communities—this is your chance to connect with them! ?? Thursday, May 15, 2025 ? 4:30 PM – 7:00 PM ?? Dayton Convention Center - Flex Hall ?? Cocktail Reception | ?? Networking | ?? Awards Presentation | ?? Celebration of Rising Stars Register today - https://lnkd.in/gnQAR6rG Special thanks to our Title Partner: Habitat for Humanity of Greater Dayton & our Supporting Sponsor Wright State University #DBJ40U40 #Networking #RisingStars #Leadership #youngleaders #awards

Keeping a business successful for over two decades is no small feat. Appliance Gallery has navigated major economic downturns, shifts in consumer trends and even the challenge of competing against big-box retailers moving into the Dayton market.(Sponsored Content by Appliance Gallery)

A Columbus investment firm has partnered with a local family-owned metal business to fuel growth, intending to partner with more industrial businesses in the area. Get the details.

Currently only one business remains in the almost entirely vacant mall. Get the full details.

?? Thank You for a Successful Manufacturing Forum! ?? A huge thank you to everyone who joined us last Thursday for the Manufacturing Forum, a new event in partnership with the DRMA - Dayton Region Manufacturers Association! A special shoutout to our incredible speakers and panelists who shared their expertise and perspectives, helping to drive important conversations for our local manufacturing community. ?? Presenting Speakers: ?? Amy Schrimpf – VP, DRMA Dayton Region Manufacturers Association ?? Thomas Huffman – HR Director, SEMCORP ?? David Pierce – Chair of Litigation & Labor/Employment, Coolidge Wall ?? Manvir Dhaliwal & Boris Christow – Corbus LLC ?? Panelists: ? Daniel Gentry – President & CEO, Coolidge Wall ? Tarra Enochs, MBA – CEO, Tom Smith Industries ? Scott Markland – SVP & Interim Provost, Sinclair Community College ? Angela Phillips – CEO, Phillips Tube Group ? Sean Steimle – CEO, HPC Fire Inspired ?? Thank You to Our Sponsors: ?? Sinclair Community College ?? Coolidge Wall ?? Corbus, LLC ?? Sunbelt Business Advisors of Southwest Ohio ?? Level MB Construction ?? Strategic Ohio Council for Higher Education (SOCHE) Your support made this event possible, and we’re grateful for your commitment to strengthening Dayton’s manufacturing industry. #DBJManufacturingForum #ThankYou #DaytonManufacturing #IndustryLeaders

Franchisee of Asian and Indian food chains set to expand in Dayton >> bit.ly/3QPqCDJ