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 Fifth Third Business Beat - July 18, 2008
- Deaconess to be the first general acute-care hospital in the state run as a joint venture with physicians.
- Doctor Hal Blatman has a background in orthopedic surgery plus family medicine, but he's also a proponent of using holistic medicine to help the body heal.
- Smart screens to entice shoppers at Kenwood Towne Center and other tri-state malls.
- It's called "In One Weekend" and it's an event designed to create entrepreneurs.
- The Business Courier's Laura Baverman tells us about a planned move for Norwood's Medpace.
- An all-electric car, customized by a business right here in the tri-state.
- Cincinnati Bell's Brad Loomis brings us Technology Beat.
- Business Courier Editor Rob Daumeyer tells us which local business leaders are backing Newt Gingrich in his latest endeavor.
- Talbert House CEO Neil Tilow is Doug Bolton's Guest on Publisher's Beat.
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Business News for the week ending July 18, 2008:
- Deaconess to be the first general acute-care hospital in the state run as a joint venture with physicians.
- Doctor Hal Blatman has a background in orthopedic surgery plus family medicine, but he's also a proponent of using holistic medicine to help the body heal.
- Smart screens to entice shoppers at Kenwood Towne Center and other tri-state malls.
- It's called "In One Weekend" and it's an event designed to create entrepreneurs.
- The Business Courier's Laura Baverman tells us about a planned move for Norwood's Medpace.
- An all-electric car, customized by a business right here in the tri-state.
Runtime: 9 minutes
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Technology Beat - Business Communications:
Cincinnati Bell's Brad Loomis discusses business communications in this edition of Technology Beat.
Runtime: 2 minutes
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Business & Politics - Newt Gingrich:
Business Courier Editor Rob Daumeyer tells Brian Patrick which local business leaders are backing Newt Gingrich in his latest endeavor.
Runtime: 4 minutes
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Business Beat FYI - Event Planning:
Brian Patrick talks with the Business Courier's new events coordinator, Lisa Muhlenkamp about new events in the works, and what goes into planning those events.
Runtime: 2 minutes
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Publisher's Beat - Neil Tillow:
Neil Tillow, longtime CEO of Talbert House, talks with Doug Bolton about the keys to growing his company into the largest human services organization in Cincinnati, and what it will take to continue to grow in the current economy.
Runtime: 13 minutes
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