A Columbus health-care technology company has been offered state incentives to support growth plans that include adding 116 jobs in coming years. CoverMyMeds plans to move from the Arena District to larger quarters in Downtown’s Scioto Mile development and invest $1.2 million in the new space and equipment.
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Tue, 09/30/2014 - 12:13am
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