Several of Ohio’s biggest credit unions have pushed CEO pay past $1 million as boards compete for fintech and banking talent. The trend mirrors national compensation pressure.

Kroger shares fell about 7% after mixed first‑quarter results under new CEO Greg Foran, as investors weigh price cuts against near‑term margin risk.

Procter & Gamble promoted 30-year veteran Juliana Azevedo to lead Gillette’s grooming business, naming her the brand’s first female CEO.

A judge has given a narrow, temporary reprieve to some Ohio sellers of hemp‑derived THC beverages as legal challenges to the state’s new hemp rules continue. The ruling keeps a small swath of products on shelves while courts sort the dispute.

Three Dog Bakery’s Rookwood Commons shop closed in early June and the owner has listed the franchise for sale; the for-sale listing shows about $287K in revenue.

L3Harris’ Cincinnati arm won a federal award to produce proximity fuzes at its Union Township plant, a move the company says will sharply ramp local manufacturing capacity.

P&G’s Ma. Fatima “Fama” Francisco will retire Sept. 4, 2026 after 37 years; an internal successor has been named to lead the Baby, Feminine & Family Care unit.

Fifth Third Bancorp will move its primary stock listing from Nasdaq to the NYSE the week of June 12, 2026, keeping FITB for common shares. The change follows the Comerica acquisition and is being billed as the largest bank transfer in history.

White Dog Distilling Co. will close its downtown Middletown tasting room on June 14 after years of construction and slow foot traffic. Owners plan a June 12 farewell tied to Pride and say the brand may continue elsewhere.

Republic National Distributing will close three Ohio facilities, eliminating more than 50 jobs as the distributor pursues market sales and asset transfers.

A Starbucks has opened inside Atrium Two in downtown Cincinnati, becoming the chain’s third full-service downtown location months after a Fourth-and-Vine closure. Photos and job listings indicate the store began serving customers in late May.

Cincinnati-based BHDP Architecture completed a year-long transition to 100% employee ownership via an ESOP, moving equity to roughly 180 staff across multiple offices.

Family Dollar has closed 28 Ohio locations since July 2025, trimming the chain's footprint and leaving gaps in neighborhood shopping across several cities.