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FIFTH THIRD BUSINESS BEAT - FEBRUARY 1, 2008Fifth Third Business Beat - February 1, 2008

  • Enerfab Incorporated has seen significant revenue growth since 2005 and forecasts another jump this year
  • A merger between The Cincinnati Railway Company and Lake Central Rail Tours of Michigan could bring new life to an aging railroad
  • The Cincinnati USA Regional Tourism Network has a new plan to attract tourists and their wallets to the Queen City
  • The Business Courier's James Ritchie reports on Humana's tough stand with the freestanding surgery centers in its network
  • A visit to The Cincinnati Business Incubator
  • Grant Thornton's Michael Capone talks with Crystal Faulkner on Financial Beat
  • Kaiser Pickle's Kim Speed is Kent Lutz's guest on the Goering Center Report
  • FYI - Northern Kentucky Chamber President Steve Stevens previews an important trip to Frankfort
  • Commercial real estate developer David Neyer sits down with Doug Bolton on this week's Publisher's Beat.

   
 
Runtime: 25 minutes
   
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BUSINESS NEWS: Stories from this week's Business Courier for the week ending February 1st:
  • Enerfab Incorporated has seen significant revenue growth since 2005 and forecasts another jump this year
  • A merger between The Cincinnati Railway Company and Lake Central Rail Tours of Michigan could bring new life to an aging railroad
  • The Cincinnati USA Regional Tourism Network has a new plan to attract tourists and their wallets to the Queen City.
  • The Business Courier's James Ritchie reports on Humana's tough stand with the freestanding surgery centers in its network
  • A visit to The Cincinnati Business Incubator.

Runtime: 8 minutes
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GOERING CENTER REPORT: Kaiser Pickle's Kim Speed is Kent Lutz's guest on the Goering Center Report.
Runtime: 3 minutes
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Fifth Third Business Beat: FYI : Northern Kentucky Chamber President Steve Stevens previews an important trip to Frankfort.
Runtime: 3 minutes
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Publisher's Beat - David Neyer: Business Courier Publisher Doug Bolton discusses the past, present, and future of commercial real estate developer Al Neyer Inc. with President and CEO David Neyer.
Runtime: 15 minutes
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