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Paycor: We're committed to Bengals stadium name and Downtown offices

Tuesday it had reached a deal to acquire Norwood-based Paycor for $4.1 billion, leaving question marks about what would happen with the naming rights deal and plans to move into the revamped Saks department store building.

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Paycor CEO weighs in on Bengals stadium naming rights, downtown HQ

Paycor will maintain its Cincinnati headquarters move. The company will also keep its Bengals stadium naming rights agreement.

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Paycor, owners of Bengals stadium naming rights, to be acquired in $4.1B deal

Cincinnati-based Paycor, the company that owns the naming rights to the stadium where the Cincinnati Bengals play, has entered a definitive agreement to be acquired by another company in a deal estimated to be $4 billion.

Paycor finalizes deal to be acquired; here's how much Paychex will pay

CINCINNATI ( Cincinnati Business Courier) - Paycor HCM Inc., one of Greater Cincinnati’s largest publicly traded companies, ...

Officials mum on Paycor's move Downtown after acquisition.

Paycor said last May that it would move into office space Downtown inside the former Saks building, which is being ...

Report: Paycor in talks to be acquired by rival Paychex

Paycor, a Norwood-based human resources software company, is in talks to be acquired by a larger New York rival, according to ...

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New York-based company to acquire Paycor for $4.1 billion

Cincinnati-based software company Paycor is being acquired by a Rochester, New York-based company called Paychex, according to an announcement from Paychex.

Paycor sale injects uncertainty into Saks building rehab in Downtown Cincinnati

CDC is overhauling 101 W. Fifth St. for $30 million. Paycor had been set to be the anchor office tenant at the space.

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