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Uc Biz School Picks Builder Proxy fight breaks out HealthWarehouse.com CEO: Battle for board involves felon BARRETT J. BRUNSMAN, 11 PRICIEST UPSCALE RESTAURANTS 20 COVER STORY American City Business JournalsAFTER - Not for commercial use THE FINAL BUZZER Meet 7 sports stars who completed the leap from pro athlete to successful entrepreneur. STORY BY RORY GLYNN, PAGE 4 CORRIE SCHAFFELD IN THE WORKS CONSTRUCTION Facelift planned for House of Adam Cincinnati builder John Sieber intends to refurbish historic Vine Street icon. TOM DEMEROPOLIS, 6 Fast-growing firm to relocate HQ ... UC BIZ SCHOOL CTI will move up to 250 employees from Blue Ash to Covington. BARRETT J. BRUNSMAN, 10 PICKS BUILDER FAITH ... and NKY center Turner is named construction manager for $120 million Lindner will now get rehab Q&A CROSSROADS OPENS College of Business. Multimillion-dollar renovation to LEARN WHAT LURED CHEF TOM DEMEROPOLIS, 3 UPTOWN CAMPUS 8 include a 466-seat auditorium. 13 BARRETT J. BRUNSMAN, 10 SALAZAR INTO KITCHEN > CINCINNATI 01 Breaking news online BUSINESS COURIER r CincinnatiBusinessCourier.com August 26, 2016 Vol. 33, No. 17, $5.00 Follow us on Twitter 05175 120 E. Fourth St., Suite 230 @BusinessCourier Cincinnati, OH 45202 74470 Daily email updates 06 L bit.ly/CBCemails 2 CINCINNATI BUSINESS COURIER READERS GUIDE R PEOPLE INDEX R COMING UP ABC Kirkpatrick, Dre ................. 9 Amazon, Marc .................... 4 Landgrebe, Sue .................. 8 SPECIAL SECTION INSIDE EVENTS Atkins, Geno ...................... 9 Littlejohn, Kunta ................ 4 Banta, Tom ...................... 10 The Cincinnati Business Courier hosts Boiman, Rocky ................... 4 MNO more than 30 networking, award and Borden, Amanda ................ 4 McMullen, Rodney ............. 9 Bradley, Michael ................ 5 Ndukwe, Chinedum ............ 5 educational events each year. 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