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Cincinnati’s nonprofit bikeshare system Red Bike has secured $500,000 in funding and will be able to resume operations on May 13.

Construction will wrap up on the $74 million Liberty Flats project this May, and more than half of the apartments are already accounted for in pre-leasing.

Happy Friday, Cincinnati. It's the end of the week, but the news, well, the news doesn't stop. Let's get into it. Cincinnati's largest local bank – ranked by local deposits – has sold its 562,198-square-foot downtown office tower. U. S. Bank's now-former downtown spire is the eighth-largest downtown office building and is now owned by an Atlanta-based real estate investment firm. One of the trappings of having massive Fortune 500 companies in Cincinnati is the local philanthropic impact.…

From the Milwaukee Business Journal. Pet food company Stella & Chewy’s has named founder Marie Moody as interim CEO after the departure of Marc Hill and also promoted chief operating officer David Kapic to president. Hill left the company in February after seven years, according to his LinkedIn profile. “I have decided my journey with Stella & Chewy's will come to a close,” he said in a LinkedIn post.

The 63-year-old venue hasn't been used since 2019 and hasn't had a regular tenant since 2017.