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The Department of Justice (DOJ) announces that the former owner's purchase of 55 Public Square and other Cleveland properties were part of an elaborate money-laundering scheme. Mark Dottore weighs in.

The Department of Justice recently filed a civil forfeiture complaint related to fraud and embezzlement, which includes a property in downtown Cleveland, 55 Public Square.

Navigating the pandemic has been difficult on most industries, and retail has been no exception.

As the economy changes for businesses across the country and in our backyard, at Dottore Companies, we are working to help keep them moving forward.

A recent study that addresses shrinking wealth premium and student debt reaffirms that many are questioning the worth of college education in comparison to the cost.

Sherwin-Williams continues it's nationwide search for their new Headquarters and Research and Development facilities, but Mark Dottore is confident that they will stay in or near Cleveland.

The John Hartness Brown building complex, a property previously received and sold by Mark Dottore, is set to begin renovation within a few weeks.

The extraordinary recovery by Dottore Companies in a Ponzi scheme. This recovery is the largest in history, lead by our very own Mark Dottore. Learn more here!

A federal judge in Cleveland awarded more than $2.4 million to Mark Dottore who managed ''extraordinary achievements'' when he and his staff clawed back millions in investments from what turned out to be a Ponzi scheme.