Dayton Business

09/09/2026

Bravo! Italian Kitchen located at 2770 Miamisburg Centerville Road in Miami Township closed Tuesday, September 8.

A dining staple at the Dayton Mall has closed.

09/09/2026

Twenty-five years after the events of Sept. 11, 2001, America and the world are different.

Twenty-five years after 9/11, the Air Force adapted quickly, prioritizing speed and urgency to support the War on Terror globally, leveraging available technology and logistics to respond effectively.

09/08/2026

Faith leaders this week stepped up their calls on U.S. lawmakers who represent Ohio to take action to try to release Haitian ICE detainees and end immigration enforcement activities in Springfield.

09/08/2026

President Donald Trump, in a social media post, declared on Monday, Sept. 7, that Canadian-based private jet maker Bombardier must make its planes in the United States, or it ‌would no longer be allowed to sell planes here.

President Trump urged Bombardier to manufacture its planes in the United States, warning that the company could lose access to the US market if it does not comply. Bombardier responded by highlighting its significant American workforce and extensive supply chain that supports thousands of US jobs ac...

09/08/2026

GE Aerospace, which employs thousands of employees in the region, is acquiring a large Ohio manufacturer in a billion dollar deal.

GE Aerospace is expanding its Ohio presence by acquiring Consolidated Precision Products, a Cleveland-based castings manufacturer, to boost capacity for commercial and defense aerospace markets amid high demand for precision castings.

09/08/2026

A Chicago-based developer has proposed a $50 million project to create a business park on Shoup Mill Road and Frederick Pike in north Dayton.

09/07/2026

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Ohio Sen Jon Husted met with Dayton defense leaders at Sierra Nevada Corp where the company’s $100 million investment and $13 billion Air Force contract for E-4B aircraft supports 400+ employees and regional growth, highlighting Dayton’s rising defense industry significance and future expansion ...

09/07/2026

Even as the local economy shows signs of resilience, an annual report renews a call for boosting the state’s minimum wage.

Ohio’s minimum wage remains at $11 per hour as of 2026, leaving many unable to afford basic living costs. Policy Matters Ohio urges raising it to $15, highlighting that current wages fall below poverty levels and fail to cover essential expenses like rent and healthcare for families.

09/06/2026

Ollie’s Bargain Outlet is expected to open this week in Riverside, with the grand opening day set for Thursday, Sept. 10.