What You'll Get
For $28, today's side deal gets you a one-year subscription to Crain's Cleveland Business (a $57 value). Every Monday for one year, you will receive the highly regarded publication's in-depth local business news, analysis, and commentary. As a bonus, Groupon buyers will also receive the daily edition emailed to their inboxes each morning.
Join nearly 20,000 Crain's Cleveland Business subscribers for in-depth coverage of area companies, business owners, nonprofits, technology, law, and more. In addition to the weekly print issue and daily emails, subscribers will get full access to CrainCleveland.com, which contains all weekly coverage, plus breaking news updated five days a week. When December rolls around, Crain's will gift you an issue of Book of Lists (a $69 value), a comprehensive collection of directories for executives and business owners to use as a market-research tool.
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Reviews
Crain's Cleveland Business has won some great awards, including Best Business Publication in Ohio. Read Roldo blog also featured it.
- You find tidbits and more substantial links to all kinds of interesting information, typically about business and sport matters. – Read Roldo
The Fine Print
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About Crain Publications
Crain's Business’s team of meticulous reporters populates the magazine’s digital and printed pages with stories of the latest goings-on in Michigan and Ohio’s corporate world, extending their watchful eyes beyond the borders of the city into the entire state. They stay abreast of happenings in an array of industries, including advertising, finance, government, and sports, tapping into their vast knowledge to compose compelling features. Regularly updated blogs and columns feature additional information and opinions about such pertinent topics as real estate, elections, and the declining value of the Monopoly dollar.
Readers can nominate praise-worthy movers and shakers for one of Crain's business-centric awards, such as “20 in their 20s,” “40 under 40,” and “The Only One Over 120.” They can also submit local events to a community calendar that compiles happenings from across the state.