OhioX spoke with three leaders of teams that have successfully built their companies through remote work, distributed teams and digital connectivity.

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Imagine that a Northeast Ohio start-up invents a solution, but can’t find a nearby company with the problem that needs solved.

Automation, robotics and artificial intelligence are all new innovations that companies are hoping to utilize. Now a new organization in Ohio is looking to propel the state to be a technological leader.

OhioX, a nonprofit technology and innovation partnership, announced today its launch. The organization represents and connects those committed to growing Ohio’s economy through technology and innovation.

OhioX is the state's first nonprofit association designed to promote and support technology, innovation and all that encompasses in the business sector.

In the battle for talent and economic growth, U.S. cities are often competing with each other to become the next tech hubs and lure new investment and jobs.

In their 32nd annual Best of What's New awards, Popular Science ranks the 100 greatest innovations of 2019.

In 2018, all female founders put together received $10 billion less in funding than one e-cigarette company, Juul, took in by itself.

Ari Lewis, Partner at GreenBlock and Grasshopper Capital, writes in Crain’s Cleveland Business about his decision to move to Cleveland and why he’s building a business in Ohio.

The Golden State is living up to its nickname, with California ranking as the most innovative economy in America. That’s according to Bloomberg’s newest U.S. State Innovation Index based on six equally-weighted metrics.

Silicon Valley is known as the center of tech and innovation, but people in the industry are noticing that its dominance is starting to slip.

The U.S. moved back into the world’s top 10 in Bloomberg’s most-innovative economy ranking this year -- 12 slots ahead of its closest regional competitor -- Canada. Only six nations in the Western Hemisphere are ranked among the 60 countries.