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

Paychex, Inc. (Nasdaq: PAYX), an industry-leading human capital management (HCM) company, announced today new AI-driven ...

CINCINNATI ( Cincinnati Business Courier /WKRC) - At the opening of Paycor’s new downtown headquarters and training center, John Gibson, the CEO of its parent company, Paychex, made a surprising ...

Two months after completing its purchase of the former Saks Fifth Avenue building in downtown Cincinnati, Cincinnati Center City Development Corp. has finalized a deal for a new office tenant at the ...

CINCINNATI — Paycor, the Cincinnati-based software company and naming rights sponsor of the Cincinnati Bengals’ home stadium, is being acquired by Paychex, a New York-based company. Paychex is set to ...

Paycor offers a comprehensive platform encompassing payroll, workforce management, talent management, and other HCM applications. The company has a competitive product that can capture market share in ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Preview this article 1 min Paycor’s purchase price rose ...

Paychex, Inc. remains a steady business, but the Paycor acquisition introduces new risks and high expectations that may not be fully justified. The company’s valuation is stretched, leaving little ...

Paycor, the Greater Cincinnati-based human resources software company whose name adorns the Bengals stadium, is in talks to be acquired by a larger New York rival, according to Bloomberg. Citing ...

What happens to Paycor Stadium downtown if Paycor is bought out by a New York rival? Bloomberg reported Sunday that Rochester-based Paychex was “in advanced talks” to acquire the Norwood human ...

CINCINNATI (Cincinnati Business Courier/WKRC) - Once Paycor HCM Inc. CEO Raul Villar Jr. realized his company’s shift to remote work after Covid-19 was going to become a long-term – and maybe ...