44.4% less Columbiana County professional licenses issued in week ending May 24 compared to previous week

44.4% less Columbiana County professional licenses issued in week ending May 24 compared to previous week
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There were five professional licenses issued in Columbiana County in the week ending May 24, 2025 in Ohio, according to the eLicense Ohio Professional Licensure System.

This is a 44.4% decrease from the previous week ending May 17, 2025.

Starting and managing a small business in Ohio is not an easy task. Nearly $172 billion is paid to employee salaries and more than 72,924 businesses declare bankruptcy every year.

A Congressional Research Service study found small firms accounted for about 63 percent or two-thirds of new private-sector jobs in the U.S.

Comparison of professional licenses issued by Week
Issued in week ending May 24, 2025 Issued in week ending May 17, 2025 Percentage change (%)
5 9 -44.4%


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