YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio — Researchers at Youngstown State University and Florida Polytechnic University have found that male peacock feathers exhibit laser-like properties.

Plus, Northeast Ohio Medical University marked the opening of its Bitonte College of Dentistry on Friday, capping more than five years of planning and development.

And in an excerpt from The Business Journal Roundtable Series, financial professionals outline key strategies for individuals receiving a windfall through inheritance, legal settlement or lottery winnings.

Study Detects Lasers in Peacock Tail Feathers
NEOMED Opens Bitonte College of Dentistry
3 Minutes With: Windfall Wealth Requires Thoughtful Planning
The Business Journal Roundtable Series