Lianda Corp. to move headquarters to Twinsburg from Hudson - Cleveland Business News - Northeast Ohio and Cleveland - Crain's Cleveland Business

Lianda Corp. to move headquarters to Twinsburg from Hudson - Cleveland Business News - Northeast Ohio and Cleveland - Crain's Cleveland Business

Lianda Corp. opened its doors in 1995, first in the home of owners Shawn Xu and Lee Mao. It has worked out of the same corporate office in Hudson since 2005.

Cleveland International Fund to provide up to $65M in financing for American Greetings project - Cleveland Business News - Northeast Ohio and Cleveland - Crain's Cleveland Business

Cleveland International Fund to provide up to $65M in financing for American Greetings project - Cleveland Business News - Northeast Ohio and Cleveland - Crain's Cleveland Business

Cleveland International Fund announced late today, Sept. 21, that it expects to provide up to $65 million of financing to assist American Greetings Corp. in the construction of its new world headquarters in Westlake.

Third Frontier Commission awards $6.6 million to tech projects in Northeast Ohio - Cleveland Business News - Northeast Ohio and Cleveland - Crain's Cleveland Business

Third Frontier Commission awards $6.6 million to tech projects in Northeast Ohio - Cleveland Business News - Northeast Ohio and Cleveland - Crain's Cleveland Business

Among the projects are two run by the Philips Healthcare Global Advanced Imaging Innovation Center, which is a collaboration of Philips, Case Western Reserve University and University Hospitals Case Medical Center.

Ohio - Local Economy Set to Take Off

Ohio - Local Economy Set to Take Off

Ohio is hitching its wagon to advanced manufacturing. The Buckeye State aims to retool its ailing old-school industries to produce 21st-century technologies, replicating in a variety of venues the transition that Toledo glassmaker Pilkington North America made to photovoltaic materials.

Hiring Like It's 1999 - Bloomberg Businessweek

Cleveland Ranked #1 in Tech Job Growth In a recent article in the Bloomberg News, Cleveland was ranked #1 nationally as a city with the biggest growth in tech jobs. Cleveland has experienced a 107% growth in the tech sector and companies such as Deloitte & Touche and IBM are looking to hire. The skills required for those jobs include systems integration, software engineering, and project management.

As the unemployment rate for the U.S. reached 9.2 percent in June, the unemployment rate for tech professionals dropped to 3.3 percent, from 5.3 percent in January according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. In Northeast Ohio, hiring is strong with 68 percent of companies expecting to add staff in the coming year, according to a recently completed survey by the Northeast Ohio Software Association.

source:  http://www.businessweek.com/technology/hiring-like-its-1999-08012011_page_2.html