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Denver-based Beehive Industries announced a $70 million investment and more than 200 new jobs in southwest Ohio to scale production of 3D-printed military jet engines, following its acquisition of two Greater Cincinnati machining firms including one in Blue Ash.
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GE Aerospace's Evendale headquarters signed a deal with Chinese lessor SPDB Financial Leasing for 10 CF34-10A spare engines at the Farnborough Airshow on July 20, marking the first time a leasing company has independently purchased those engines.
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GE Aerospace announced Monday, July 20, at the Farnborough Airshow that National Airlines committed to purchase seven engines for its cargo fleet, expanding an existing relationship with the Evendale-headquartered company.
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CFM International, the Evendale-based GE Aerospace and Safran joint venture, unveiled the livery of an Airbus A380 that will flight-test its RISE Open Fan engine, a caseless design targeting 20% fuel savings, with test flights expected around 2029.
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GE Aerospace's Evendale-based Edison Works division and Shield AI completed engine light-off testing of a thrust-vectoring nozzle at Peebles, Ohio, clearing the path for vertical flight testing of the uncrewed X-BAT combat aircraft later in 2026.
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GE Aerospace's Evendale-based Electrical Power Systems division signed a five-year service and license agreement with Turkish Technic at the Farnborough Airshow on July 21, 2026, authorizing the Istanbul-based MRO provider to repair cockpit data-link communication units using GE Aerospace technology and parts.
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The City of Sharonville has acquired a Craftsman-style house at 3431 Cornell Road as the permanent new home for the Society of Historic Sharonville, placing the city's history collection near the Downtown Loop redevelopment zone.
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Hamilton County is requesting HUD approval to release Community Development Block Grant funds for demolishing a blighted structure at 11186 Reading Road in Sharonville, clearing the site for shared parking as part of the city's $75 million Downtown Loop Redevelopment Project. Public comments on the environmental review are due by Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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