The Downtown Development Authority approved a phased development plan for Woodland Station, but left the door open for another investor or developer. But a potential developer has 60 days to counter the plan presented to the board on May 3 by Chad Anderson, founder and venture capitalist of ForgeWorks. The …
Read More »Debra Freeman’s popular ‘Setting the Table’ podcast serves up food, history and connection – The Virginian-Pilot
“The barbecue started in Virginia,” Deb Freeman said, nodding earnestly as she settled into a cafe couch in Richmond. We had met to discuss his latest and biggest project to date. She’s confident, not arrogant, but it’s easy to see (and hear) why Stephen Satterfield, food educator and host of …
Read More »Airline Stock Roundup: LUV, JBLU and HA After Q1 Loss, UAL at a Glance
Over the past week, key industry players like South West Airlines LUV, Jet Blue Airways JBLU, SkyWest SKYW and Hawaiian Funds HA released their respective results for the first quarter of 2022. With omicron issues hurting results, primarily early in the quarter, the above carriers except SkyWest reported a loss. …
Read More »Developers present ambitious plan for Colony Street in Meriden
MERIDEN — Representatives from Havn Ventures this week outlined an ambitious plan to transform five buildings on Colony Street into a lifestyle community for millennials and young adults. The Colony Street project will include studios opposite Meriden Station and Meriden Green, a restaurant, train platform cafe, fitness centre, games room, …
Read More »Approved variation for planned Manor Hills apartment development upsets neighbors – Reuters
ROCHESTER — Neighbors have threatened to appeal and potentially go to court over an approved waiver related to an affordable housing project on the southern edge of Country Club Manor. “If this is approved tonight, we will definitely appeal this decision, and if the (Rochester) city council does the same, …
Read More »Steve Salis bullish on growth under platform company’s catalog
On the lookout for “eclairs in a bottle” restaurant concepts that meet the diverse needs of modern consumers, Steve Salis’ platform company Catalog is gearing up for both organic growth and strategic investments. The &pizza co-founder and owner of Salis Holdings is expanding his network of brands under the Catalog …
Read More »Auctions, DIY and R120,000 in crypto. Here’s how a KZN couple funded their dream cafe.
Robert Wallbridge and Paige Howland (Facebook) A young couple from KwaZulu-Natal have documented the journey to opening their country farm cafe on social media. It cost them almost R350,000 to start the business. They used money from their personal savings, a personal loan and R120,000 worth of crypto investments They …
Read More »Coffee for a Woman May Be Small, But It’s a Great Business for This Entrepreneur | Business
WHITE HALL – A 140 square foot space, a whole lot of hospitality, a touch of coffee and a woman who ties it all together. A month ago, 25-year-old Taylor McCartney opened the doors to White Hall’s new cafe, Groove Coffee. Tucked away around the corner from Rose Plaza, just …
Read More »Coffee with Samso: Red Dirt Metals Ltd
The acquisition of Mt Ida by Red Dirt has brought a project with a high quality, high grade gold resource and mineral field with multiple advanced gold, copper, nickel and lithium targets. Coffee with Samso Episode 135 is with Matthew Boyes, Managing Director of Red Dirt Metals Ltd (ASX:RDT). I …
Read More »New Boutique Hotel, Entertainment Alley Planned in Macon
A 152-unit boutique hotel with an entertainment aisle is planned at 678 Poplar Street MACON, Georgia — Developers in downtown Macon have new plans for nearly an entire building block and historic renovation project between First and Second streets. Miller Heath III and Tim Thorton originally proposed Central City Commons …
Read More »Kindly Coffee in West Allis aims to create fair-paying jobs for adults with disabilities
Kindly Coffee will open in June at 1205 S. 70th St. Photo credit: Dujuan Cherry A new cafe in West Allis this summer will serve local coffee and food, while providing employment opportunities for adults with disabilities. Kindly Coffee is set to open June 11 on the ground floor of …
Read More »City of Rock Hill supports restart of York County Panthers facility construction – WSOC TV
YORK COUNTY, SC — The Town of Rock Hill said it supports the resumption of construction of the $225 million Panthers training facility in York County, under a new resolution. City council members approved the resolution on Monday night. >> Read the full city resolution here. “The city continues to …
Read More »History B. Lemann and Bro. redevelopment nearing completion in May, adjacent Donaldsonville properties to be redesigned
Kevin Kelly, owner of Houmas House and Gardens on the east side of Ascension Parish and an investor in historic Donaldsonville, provided an update on the B. Lemann and Bro. renovation and proposed rental of three properties adjacent to Ascension Parish Government. He joined Donaldsonville Mayor Leroy Sullivan at City …
Read More »Soaring inflation and rising minimum wage are forcing restaurants to adjust their menus
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Read More »The Dalai Lama makes his first public appearance after more than 2 years
The Dalai Lama said he had to go to Delhi for a regular medical checkup, but did not go as he is in good health (PTI) The Dalai Lama said he had to go to Delhi for a regular medical examination, but did not go as “he is in good …
Read More »Back from kyiv, Czech PM says Ukraine needs more weapons
WARSAW, Poland (AP) — The prime ministers of Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovenia returned safely to central Europe on Wednesday after traveling to Kyiv to show their support for Ukraine as it defends itself against the Russian military invasion. Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala has called on as many …
Read More »DUTCH BROS INC. MANAGEMENT REPORT AND ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL POSITION AND RESULTS OF OPERATIONS (Form 10-K)
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Read More »🌱Bush Garden’s Iron Gwazi Opener + SEC Tournament Comes to Tampa
Get up, Tampa! Let’s kick off this Thursday with everything you need to know about what’s going on in Tampa today. First, today’s weather forecast: A thunderstorm in the afternoon; humid. High: 81 Low: 71. Attention, best law firms! We now offer sponsorship opportunities to local businesses interested in making …
Read More »Why is the city council so confused about the nature of its own work?
This week on Market Squared, we take a look at the full-time/part-time debate and how the board has really painted itself into a corner. How many of you felt a searing pain in your left arm when you learned that the council’s compensation and support advisory committee recommended almost doubling …
Read More »Blockchain infra startup tenderly raises $40 million after posting 500% year-over-year revenue growth
Tenderly, a startup that aims to facilitate for web3 developers “of all skill sets” to build blockchain products, raised $40 million in a Series B funding round – just months after closing its A-Series Funding is another example of the rapid succession of funding cycles in the blockchain infrastructure space …
Read More »Russian invasion of Ukraine worries Lithuania
The country of origin of FinTech companies such as Revolution or the account-to-account payment platform Kevin recently declared a state of emergency in response to Russia’s assault on Ukraine. Lithuania has become a success story: a country that has created an ecosystem to really attract FinTechs. With less than 3 …
Read More »Status Summary: Paid Family Leave Bills have been introduced; the legal pot bill advances; ‘Healthy’ kids’ drinks debated
INTRODUCTION OF PAID FAMILY LEAVE INVOICES: A coalition of Democratic lawmakers in the House and Senate have introduced bills giving workers up to 12 weeks of paid family and medical leave to care for a family member with a serious medical condition. or a disability. It would also cover families …
Read More »We look at plans for the old downtown YMCA in Joplin
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When it comes to staying healthy, many people focus on nutrition and exercise, but may overlook one crucial aspect: the air we breathe. According to United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the average American spends about 90% of their time indoors, which means there is a risk of exposure to …
Read More »Watch a montage of the best 80s movie montages
Films of the 1980s rarely passed up an editing opportunity, whether it was showing characters falling in love or refurbishing an old boat. Perhaps the peak of the medium is the montage montage, as evidenced by the video below. This supercut from the YouTube channel maixiu edits together montages of …
Read More »🌱 Downtown Bakery Opening + Yarn Shop Last Hurdle + Police Logs
Hello, people of Healdsburg! Simone here with your new edition of the Healdsburg Daily, full of everything you need to know about what’s happening in town these days. Let’s do it. First, today’s weather forecast: A lot of sun. High: 67 Low: 37. Congratulations to our first local sponsor: Looking …
Read More »City announces $50 million mixed-use development on Pearl Street
Another major development effort will soon have a home in downtown Fort Wayne. The seven-story project will be known as “The Pearl” and will serve as a mixed-use building with 35,000 square feet of retail and event space, 76 apartments and five “first-of-its-kind live/work units.” It will be located west …
Read More »🌱 SA Starbucks files a petition + Have a nice “Galentine” day in SA
Hey, neighbors! Gabriela Couvillion here with your Thursday copy of the San Antonio Daily. First, today’s weather forecast: Quite sunny. High: 70 Low: 42. Attention, best law firms! We now offer sponsorship opportunities to local businesses interested in making lasting connections with customers in San Antonio. Click here to find …
Read More »Austin mixed-use project with 625 apartments planned for East Fifth
Amid East Austin’s continued gentrification growth, Lincoln Ventures said it plans to build a six-story development on East Fifth Street that would have a mix of uses, including hundreds of apartments and grocery store. The company is expected to break ground on the project — at 2700 E. 5th St. …
Read More »Week ending February 5, 2022
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Read More »Opinion: A City for Champions gets its newsletter | Opinion
John Hazlehurst Now that funding has finally been secured for the Air Force Academy’s extraordinarily ambitious visitor center and mega-hotel, perhaps it’s time to assess the four completed City for Champions sites and make some guesses about the AFA project. Shortly after Steve Bach became the city’s first “strong mayor” …
Read More »Sprouts Farmers Market plan for Fort Worth Avenue needs work, says peer review panel
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Read More »With the possible sale of the Holiday Inn, is Bridgeport’s hospitality industry dead or just inactive?
BRIDGEPORT — If and when a pending purchase of the downtown Holiday Inn materializes, Connecticut’s largest city will lose its only major hotel to rental housing. Local developer John Guedes said this week he plans to buy the nearly 40-year-old building and convert most of the 105 rooms into one- …
Read More »Floyd County Leaders Consider Possible Uses for North Annex Building | News
NEW ALBANY – Floyd County leaders are considering the possibility of partnering with local agencies and developers for a mixed-use facility that could house government offices and other services, including a possible library branch and a center for the elderly. As county officials look to the future of government offices …
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Read More »Business Class: Madison Restaurants Participate in Food Funding Institute as it Goes National | Economic news
The first cohort, of which Banzo and Bonnie’s Balls are a part, first met in a webinar on January 15 and includes other institutions in Milwaukee, New York State and California. The Agriculture and Processing cohorts are accepting applications until January 30. Participants in the second food and beverage cohort …
Read More »Security scanners across Europe linked to Chinese government and military | app
In some of the world’s most sensitive locations, authorities have installed security screening devices made by a single Chinese company with close ties to the Chinese military and the highest levels of the ruling Communist Party. The World Economic Forum in Davos. The largest ports in Europe. Airports from Amsterdam …
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Read More »New plans in store for Clear Lake Randalls closed
Capital Partners, the investment arm of Partners Real Estate Co., has acquired a mall with a vacant Randalls grocery store in the Clear Lake area and is developing redevelopment plans. The 98,522 square foot Bay Pointe Shopping Center located at 2323 Clear Lake City Blvd. is 100 percent leased. The …
Read More »Sixteen Candidates to Participate in the 2022 Enterprise Challenge in Yakima and Kittitas Counties | Local
A hybrid version of the annual Enterprise Challenge business plan competition is underway, co-sponsored by the Kittitas County Chamber of Commerce and the Yakima County Development Association. Sixteen companies are vying for $ 17,500 in cash prizes at the 2022 event, which will be a mix of in-person and virtual …
Read More »Renovations of historic Salamanca building nearing completion | Cattaraugus County
SALAMANCA – As renovations breathe new life into the historic Nies Block building, the project is coming to an end. Located at the corner of Main and River Streets, the building will provide the community with additional housing and retail space. Owner Gary Marchiori said the building, located at 63-75 …
Read More »Jackson Teen Killed at Gas Station + Charter School Rules
Hello, Jackson! Catch up with each other to start this day on an informed note. These are the most important things happening in Jackson today. First of all, the weather forecast for the day: Cooler with a few showers. High: 56 Low: 26. Here are today’s top three Jackson stories: …
Read More »Auto Dealers Announce 2021 Profits to Break Previous Record
With so many articles on weak auto sales through 2021, one could be forgiven for thinking it was going to be a tough year for anyone who owns a dealership. However, the reality is that this is a sellers market and those who can sell are killing everyone else’s misery. …
Read More »Former Fargo Kmart site receives aid to make new housing possible – InForum
FARGO – Enclave co-founder Austin Morris said he drove by the old Kmart site on South University Drive here last year and asked his then 6-year-old daughter what she thought what would have to be done with the vacant building and the parking lot. “Do something that helps people,” she …
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Happy Thursday, Woonsocket! Here’s everything you need to know about Woonsocket today. I am Kathleen Stoddart and I am happy to share today’s news! First of all, the weather forecast for the day: Quite sunny. High: 33 Bottom: 24. Did you feel that cold wind blow last night? Here are …
Read More »🌱Arlington accident seriously injures toddler + active adult center
Hello, Irving folks! It’s me again, Ash DeMello, your Irving Daily host. First of all, the weather forecast for the day: Partly sunny, windy and mild. High: 70 Low: 61. Here are the five most popular stories in Irving today: A man was arrested in Arlington for causing a accident …
Read More »The Aspen Compound will close in April, ending the Su Casa restaurant and Eric’s bar race.
Eric’s Bar and Su Casa will close their doors for good with the end of this ski season in mid-April. (Kelsey Brunner / The Aspen Times) Watch out for Compound shoppers: Whether it’s feasting on fajitas at Su Casa, scooping up balls at Aspen Billiards, making a stogie at the …
Read More »Here’s how to know if you should buy your car after leasing it | Entertainment News
Have you ever bought a vehicle, took it home with you and soon realized that it didn’t meet your needs? It happens all the time and it can be a costly endeavor. Whether it’s a rear seat sizing issue, cargo space issue, or frustration with too many blind spots, it’s …
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Hey, Grand Rapids folks! It’s me again, Miranda Fraraccio, your host of Grand Rapids Daily. First of all, the weather forecast for the day: Rather cloudy and windy. High: 53 Low: 26. Here are the 3 best stories in Grand Rapids today: A man made a clear plea of murder …
Read More »Detroit’s first black-owned grocery store reinvents access to food
Neighborhood Grocery won’t compete with big box stores, but it doesn’t have to be. There comes a time in the life of almost any entrepreneur when they have to come to terms with their vision and reality. When Raphael Wright decided to open the first black-owned supermarket franchise in Detroit …
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Today, Margueriteville announces Margaritaville at Sea, an offshore resort experience. The first cruise ship, Margaritaville Paradise, will deliver the fun, escape and state of mind synonymous with the global lifestyle brand. “For me, the only thing better than being on an oceanfront beach is being on the ocean. Now you …
Read More »Historic Homes You May Own in the Central Illinois Area Local news
Feast your eyes on this beautifully restored 1914 home designed by the famous Arthur Pillsbury, set on a large corner lot in the beautiful Davis Annex. The house features FOUR fully finished levels, restored in homage to the original architecture and design. Major upgrades for 2021 include TWO new HVAC …
Read More »Gro Intelligence – An AI company that improves decision-making in the areas of climate, food and agriculture
At the Bloomberg New Economy Forum 2021, Gro Intelligence CEO Sara Menker joined Werner Baumann, CEO of Bayer; David MacLennan, CEO of Cargill; Alloysius Attah, CEO of Farmerline; and Stephanie Flanders of Bloomberg Economics to discuss a wide range of topics from sustainable agriculture to scalable investments. The agriculture industry …
Read More »“Taking Affordable Housing to a Whole New Level”: Lincoln nonprofit will help coordinate and fund city efforts | Local government
To be affordable, federal officials say rent and utilities shouldn’t exceed 30% of income. For a single person at 60% of the region’s median income, that’s $ 867 per month; and $ 1,238 per month for a family of four. For homeowners, affordable housing targets people living at 80% -100% …
Read More »Ottawa-based Tangled Roots Brewing Co. plans to open in Washington
WASHINGTON – This is the next community in Illinois where Tangled Roots Brewing Co. intends to retreat. Washington downtown is the proposed site for a Tangled Roots installation. The brewer and operator of an Ottawa craft brewery plans to build a new two-story building at 140 Washington Square. A restaurant …
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1) What is BaaS, in your words? So many people refer to Banking as a Service (BaaS) as everything a bank needs to function in one box. It’s not that. BaaS is a set of services that require a banking license to support them. This is how banks can sell …
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Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Schmitz has dedicated his time and charity to feeding programs. “We have a great food bank here, but our small communities don’t,” he said. Schmitz has partnered with other organizations and civic groups to distribute non-perishable food items to 11 communities surrounding Dothan. Recently, Schmitz and …
Read More »“Winter at the Plaza” to open at the State Capitol – Saratogian
ALBANY, NY – Governor Kathy Hochul has announced the official opening of the Winter at the Plaza event season. Starting December 3, the Empire “Skate” Plaza rink will open at noon, weather permitting. The annual Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony presented by Highmark Blue Shield of Northeast New York State will …
Read More »Black Friday Shopping at Pearl Ridge Center Pt.2 | Hawaii News – Oakland News Now
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Read More »Developer calls for $ 1.45 million in tax relief for redevelopment of former Kmart site in South Fargo
The request will go to the city’s tax exemptions review committee on Tuesday, November 23, according to a memorandum dated Monday by Jim Gilmour, the city’s director of strategic planning and research. The city commission approved the development of a renewal plan and a financial plan review for the Enclave …
Read More »86-page report seeks to help small businesses financially
Efforts to boost venture capital investment in Arkansas were spurred by an inaugural report from the University of Arkansas that highlights initiatives to provide more financing options for small businesses in the ‘State. The report, called the Arkansas Capital Scan, describes several categories of funding that startups and small businesses …
Read More »November 17, 2021 – Explore the archives of the South Carolina Room
Did you know we have one of the most comprehensive historical archives in the state, right in our backyard? If you’ve always wanted to learn more about the history of Greenville or build your own family tree, consider a free visit to the South Carolina Room at the Hughes Main …
Read More »Eagle City Council awards $ 10 million investment in municipal broadband
Members of Eagle City Council are leading a discussion on a resolution to invest $ 10 million in a municipal broadband project, a resolution that was unsuccessful on Tuesday.Screenshot of the live broadcast of the meeting Eagle City Council voted to curb a $ 10 million investment in municipal broadband …
Read More »Essex Corp. sets the stage for The Parkwood, an active new community of 55 years and over $ 45 million
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Read More »Proposal for the development of Sangley pitché airport
A consortium made up of local and foreign groups, including the Yuchengco Group and billionaire Lucio C. Tan, submitted an unsolicited $ 10.9 billion proposal to the Cavite provincial government for the development of the Sangley Point International Airport (SPIA). The SPIA Development Consortium said it submitted the proposal after …
Read More »New Inclusive DTC Beauty Platform Secures $ 3M Funding – and Supercharged Offline Strategy – TechCrunch
Earlier this week, Thirteen Moon, a direct-to-consumer beauty platform that launched last year in Los Angeles with $ 1 million seed funding from Diddy, Gwyneth Paltrow and Beautycounter founder Gregg Renfrew, announced funding additional start-up of $ 3 million. We normally couldn’t dwell on this kind of development, especially in …
Read More »Coffee House a dream come true for the Hermosa woman | Business
Tanya Manus newspaper staff Hermosa has a new cafe and community center because owner Valena Baker believed her dream business could come true. Owning a cafe has been a long-standing ambition for Baker, who has lived in Hermosa on and off since 1980 and moved in 2004. On November 17, …
Read More »Non-profit to expand its facilities and services
Dégagé Ministries is expanding its current facilities and services with funding from Michigan Community Capital (MCC). The organization that serves homeless people in Grand Rapids secured a $ 7.5 million New Business Tax Credit (NMTC) from MCC, which kicked off a renovation project in two phases of the centenary building …
Read More »G20 members agree minimum corporate tax rate, push vaccines, make little progress on climate
President Biden and others traveled to Glasgow after attending this weekend’s G20 summit in Italy, where world leaders agreed to a minimum corporate tax rate of 15%. The deal also generates additional income for most countries and shifts the profits to countries where companies sell products to consumers, rather than …
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In today’s “always-on” economy, consumers demand instant gratification in every way, and their personal finances are no exception. Whether it’s buying coffee, paying bills or accessing credit, consumers want it simple, fast and efficient. These expectations are now spilling over into the business world as well, as streamlined consumer experiences …
Read More »Latest updates: Starbucks sales in China drop after Covid resurgence
Demand for semiconductors is significantly higher than the production capacity of France’s largest electronic chip company, which on Thursday raised its annual revenue target after recording an improvement in its quarterly gross margins. The group, which sells chips to Apple and Tesla, forecasts annual revenue of around $ 12.6 billion …
Read More »No more vacant: Hot selling space | The Riverdale press
By JOSEPH DE LA CRUZ Michael Gilbert knows good real estate when he sees it. So when he realized that 6050 Riverdale Ave. could hit the market soon, he jumped at the chance to list it. “It was a good deal for all parties,” Gilbert said. “I mean, even the …
Read More »Starbucks leaves downtown mall when lease expires
This story has been updated following a response from Starbucks. The Starbucks Coffee Shop on Church Street inside the Old Downtown Burlington Mall closes permanently after Monday, according to an email from Starbucks. “As difficult as it may be, we need to make the right business decisions in the interests …
Read More »Starbucks Eyes Frictionless Payment | PYMNTS.com
In today’s restaurant and grocery store tech news, Starbucks is considering using Amazon’s “Just Walk Out” technology for cashless stores, and Walmart is taking automated grocery processing a step further. Additionally, Deglin Kenealy, Founder, CEO and President of Automated Pizza Kitchen Creator Basil Street Pizza, predicts the future of vending …
Read More »A roundup of development news – Idaho Business Review
Western Aircraft opens new hangar in Boise The interior of the enlarged Western Aircraft hangar. Photo courtesy of Western Aircraft. Western Aircraft, a Greenwich AeroGroup company, announced the completion of the first phase of its $ 17 million expansion with the opening of a new 53,000 square foot hangar. The …
Read More »Statement by the Prime Minister on Small Business Week
OTTAWA, ON, Oct. 17, 2021 / CNW / – The Prime Minister, Justin trudeau, today released the following statement marking Small Business Week, which runs from October 17 to 23, 2021: “Small businesses are at the heart of our communities across the country. It’s the little neighborhood cafe that makes …
Read More »Fall River Chicken Fans Excited With Chick-fil-A’s Arrival
There are a lot of fast food chains on the South Coast who think they are lacking, but soon Chick-fil-A will not be one of them anymore. Yes, the lease has been signed, the plans have been approved and the work on a Location of Fall River Chick-fil-A at SouthCoast …
Read More »Race remains a strong element in the growth of Chicago communities
When Sari Schwartz returned to the Chicago area after six years in Los Angeles, she was looking for a “promising new neighborhood” in which to settle. The 26-year-old, who works for a music technology startup, is from the suburbs. She said many of her friends and family live in the …
Read More »October Party in Marietta | News, Sports, Jobs
Downtown Marietta restaurants are gearing up for Marietta Main Street’s very first October feast, scheduled for Sunday through October 23. to win prizes worth over $ 600 using bingo cards. Sixteen restaurants are participating in Octoberfeast, with a dozen offering special discounts, entrees and drinks for the occasion. With many …
Read More »Barcalo conversion project underway in former first quarter after long delay from Covid | Local company
“It will be great for the community and for the city of Buffalo,” said Masters. A rendering of the Barcalo redevelopment project of the Frizlen group. Provided The apartments – mostly market-priced units – will consist of an almost equal mix of one and two-bedroom lofts, along with a number …
Read More »Reach the top of positive business results with as-a-service, IT News, ET CIO
By Ripu Bajwa As the world faced the onset of the pandemic, businesses had to find new ways to modernize their operations and drive innovation, in a short period of time. Shifting from a physical work culture to a remote work culture brought IT-related hurdles, some of which included data …
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Winnetka resident David Avram is finding innovative ways to market his Great Central Brewing Company beers to the North Shore market. A few years ago, David Avram was working on a brewery project in the western suburbs. Avram’s family, originally from Aurora, have been in the real estate business for …
Read More »Today in B2B: Open Bank Crezco obtains funding of $ 4 million
Today in B2B payments, Grab and Traxo partner to improve access to ‘invisible’ corporate travel plans, and Koffie Laboratories extends to Georgia and Pennsylvania. Additionally, how collaborative commerce is driving the consumerization of corporate payments, Crezco secures $ 4 million in seed funding and Hi provides $ 23 million in …
Read More »Ohio City Introduction Project Wins Major Economic Development Award
As Harbor Bay Realty Advisors is preparing to start renting apartments in Introduction, a 297-unit apartment building located near the West Side in Cleveland, the developer is receiving nationwide applause for his work on this unusual project. Tuesday, October 5, International Economic Development Council recognized Harbor Bay and the Greater …
Read More »Homestead Heritage contractors pull out of downtown projects | News from local businesses
“We purchased the land to provide additional, free, publicly accessible parking in downtown Waco,” Magnolia spokesperson John Marsicano said. One attraction offered there, called Heritage on Webster, failed to take off. It included plans for 12 short-term rental units, a pastry shop and cafe, and an artisanal retail space set …
Read More »Valley News – Downtown projects in multiple cities get Vermont tax credits
FAIRLEE – Old buildings live multiple lives and sometimes need a boost to move on to the next. For example, the old Fairlee Post Office building dates from 1934 and was expanded in 1968. In recent years, the Main Street building has had a series of uses and is now …
Read More »2. 7-Eleven | Top 400 2021
Rank of last year: 2 Investment range: $ 39,750 – $ 1,152,100 Initial investment: $ 0 – $ 1,000,000 Category: Retail Company Description 7-Eleven is one of the largest franchises in the world in terms of sales and ranks alone in the Top 200+ in terms of global units. The …
Read More »Daymak launches electric car that exploits cryptocurrency
Aldo Baiocchi, Founder and Chairman of Daymak joins the Yahoo Finance Live panel to discuss Daymak’s launch of an electric car that exploits cryptocurrency. Video transcript ZACK GUZMAN: In today’s crypto corner, when you think of EVs and crypto, you might immediately be drawn to Tesla and Elon Musk. But …
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Read More »Guest Opinion: Campbell Grain: Reality vs. Fiction | Guest columns
After 14 months of public hearings and meetings in which many Stonington city officials and councils approved the Campbell Grain housing development project, misinformation about the project continues to spread as residents reflect on the way of voting in the city’s October 5 referendum. It’s time to set the record …
Read More »Will layaway programs go away for good (or bad)? – RetailWire
Sep 29, 2021 Before credit cards became ubiquitous, layaways were a popular method of allowing customers to purchase high-priced products without having cash on hand. Although less used than before, layaway programs have remained an option at large retailers, although one of the biggest forces in retail is now shedding …
Read More »‘Sprawl Repair’: Berlin takes a long way to create a city center | Development | Seven days
Click to enlarge Jeb Wallace-Brodeur Karla Nuissl and Tom Badowski Where visitors to the city of Berlin see multi-lane roads, large parking lots and an aging shopping center with a 30% vacancy rate, Karla Nuissl sees a place to create a new city center with houses, a green village and …
Read More »Cobblestone hotel grand opening slated for October 6, Joe Giadone honored: The Prowers Journal
Lamar City Council approved an amendment to the incentive program for BriMark Buildings Construction, LLC for the Cobblestone Hotel Development Project during their September 27e Meet. Their attorneys had requested a change from the city council and redevelopment authority regarding the substantial completion date clause, provided the owner is in …
Read More »BerkShares celebrates 15 years in the Berkshires with the intention of moving to a digital format
GREATER BARRINGTON – In the Berkshires, the local currency is nothing new. When the late Frank Tortoriello wanted to move his booming Great Barrington sandwich shop to a new downtown location, but couldn’t get a bank loan, he issued “Deli Dollars”. Consumers paid $ 8 up front, and once The …
Read More »Walmart launches online platform to showcase sustainable products
Walmart has created a new online platform for shoppers looking to purchase more sustainable, healthier items that meet an array of recognized standards. Walmart unveiled its Built for Better platform last week, designed to help customers identify products aimed at improving the planet or improving personal health. The Built for …
Read More »IGC publishes the Vigo County casino proposals of the four candidates
VIGO COUNTY, Ind. (WTWO / WAWV) – The deadline to submit an application and proposal to the Indiana Gaming Commission to build a casino in Vigo County was 4:45 p.m. on Wednesday, and the IGC said it had received submissions from four candidates. Applicants were required to submit a proposal …
Read More »Vestiaire Collective valued at 1.7 billion dollars and secures new financing
The second-hand fashion platform Vestiaire Collective has raised $ 210 million in new fundraising as it continues to establish itself as one of the major players in the booming resale market. The latest financing – which included the participation of two new investors, SoftBank Group Corp and Generation Investment Management …
Read More »# 628: In which Darwin digs, Bocelli sings, Lincoln frees the slaves – and the machines ignite (uh oh)
Out of your gourd: Welcome to Wednesday, dear readers, and to the middle of a busy work week – not to mention the first day of fall here in our beautiful northern hemisphere. Yes you can run but you can’t hide – it’s September 22, it’s fall and pumpkin spice …
Read More »Developers Plan Nearly $ 100 Million Investment Near Omaha City Hall
Inside the Redfield Building at the 19th and Howard, visitors will find much of its historic beauty unspoiled. The grandiose tiled floor has been saved. An old car is on display; a nod to the lobby’s past as a Buick showroom. The elevator shafts have been transformed into conference rooms. …
Read More »Bloomington’s new parking lot will soon feature artwork and solar panels
The opening of the new Fourth Street parking lot last month eased some space constraints and made life a little easier for downtown employees and customers, according to business groups. Downtown businesses are emerging from a pandemic-induced malaise, and not having to worry about lack of parking is some relief. …
Read More »Samuel Adams Spent $ 64 Million To Help U.S. Entrepreneurs Succeed
Samuel Adams runs a philanthropic program called Brewing the American Dream, which supports little ones … [+] companies. getty The Covid-19 has caused many people to rethink their careers. As a result, the number of new commercial applications in the United States is up 38% from the previous year the …
Read More »Morganton launches stimulus program to attract housing | Govt. and politics
Other items discussed A local business that recently renovated a building on East Union Street got a $ 30,000 loan from city council. Little Guatemala LLC, a cafe and chocolate factory at 810 E. Union St. with an indoor soccer field and craft market, plans to hire three full-time employees. …
Read More »Dan Stevens and Maren Eggert Experiment with Mechanical Romance in “I’m Your Man”
Dan Stevens plays an advanced robot specially designed for an archaeologist (Maren Eggert) who has not … [+] yet found love with a human in “I’m Your Man” by Maria Schrader. Bleecker Street Finding the perfect match can be problematic. Advances in technology are approaching the point where programmers may …
Read More »Digital currency paves the way for helicopter money, says author
The Bahamas have the ‘Sand Dollar’, Sweden is developing the e-crown and China is piloting the e-yuan. The evolution of central bank digital currencies, or CBDCs, is about to be supercharged in ways that will have profound implications both for economic policy making and for the societies around us, according …
Read More »Quxiaomian Founded By Former Luckin Coffee Chairman Seeks Funding Despite Slow Expansion
Chinese media Technological planet reported on Saturday that Quxiaomian, a restaurant founded by Charles Lu Zhengyao, former president of Luckin Coffee, was seeking a new round of funding. A knowledgeable source says that Quxiaomian is valued at 1 billion yuan ($ 155 million) in this round, and that he wants …
Read More »Digital Currency: Digital Currency Paves The Way For Helicopter Money, According To Eswar Prasad
By Enda Curran The Bahamas have the ‘Sand Dollar’, Sweden is developing the e-crown and China is piloting the e-yuan. The evolution of central bank digital currencies, or CBDCs, is about to be supercharged in ways that will have profound implications both for economic policy making and for the societies …
Read More »Why thousands of Haitians are at the US border
The United States is home to around one million Haitians, with the largest numbers concentrated in Miami, Boston and New York. But Haitian communities have flourished in Maryland, Ohio, North Carolina and California. This week, the United States resumed deportation flights to Haiti under Title 42, an emergency public health …
Read More »Employment Sep 17, 2021
EMERGENCY REQUIREMENTS1) Workshop manager – 12) Body shop manager – 13) Guarantee manager – 14) Spare parts manager – 15) SupervisorCooler please excuseApplicants with automotive industry experience can all apply.Contact: Send your CV [email protected] number: 9086085859 Job offer for SPECIAL EDUCATORConditions:1. Can teach ADLs and academics to children with special …
Read More »PlantX provides company update
Recent milestones for the Company include the success of its physical store and wholly owned subsidiary, The plant-based deli meats from MK Cuisine Global LLC, SARL (“New charcuterie“) at Venice Beach, California. New Deli is a neighborhood plant-based bodega that offers a variety of plant-based and ready-to-go foods, staples, snacks, …
Read More »This startup uses computer vision to accurately place fast food orders
Foodservice tech startup Agot AI has completed a $ 10 million funding round to help it fulfill its mission to improve fast food ordering accuracy. Start-ups will install aerial cameras in restaurant kitchens and use computer vision similar to that used in self-driving cars to examine workers to properly prepare …
Read More »MedX Holdings Inc. continues t
CHEYENNE, Wyo., September 10, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) – MedX Holdings Inc. (MEDH) (“MEDH” or the “Company”), a brand management and acquisition company, today announces the acquisition of Counterculture Brands Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary. Counterculture Brands Inc., a Delaware corporation, is responsible for licensing and franchising the Lazydaze Counterculture and …
Read More »There’s a better way to collect local property tax
There has been the usual annual controversy over the decisions of elected members of local authorities in the greater Dublin area to ‘cut’ local property taxes by 15% below the amount homeowners in their area would otherwise be required to pay. . These decisions are frequently contested by the unelected …
Read More »Candy v kale: healthy foods are coming to American convenience stores to fight retail redlining | Food poverty
When Samantha Pounder and Hannah Choi picture the shelves of a corner store, they see fresh aloe and kale instead of the usual sugary, plastic-wrapped candy and salty snacks. It’s a vision that will soon become a reality when the duo open Muki’s Market in Washington DC, one of the …
Read More »Piggly Wiggly grocery store to open on the south side in Spartanburg
Spartanburg City Council has announced the arrival of a Piggly Wiggly grocery store in the south. The announcement was made at the board meeting on Monday evening. Council members made an agreement with the store to locate on the property where the former Save A Lot was located at 550 …
Read More »Dutch Bros. Files $ 100 Million IPO Application
Photography: Shutterstock Dutch Bros Coffee filed documents for its initial public offering on Friday, hoping Wall Street will be attracted by steady sales growth, strong store-level earnings and a culture of development fueled by its employees, known as ” broistas ”. The company has announced plans to raise $ 100 …
Read More »Lotto winning ticket sold at new store, skateboarder charged with murder
Winning lottery ticket sold at Hoffman Estates A Hoffman Estates 7-Eleven that opened in December sold a lotto ticket that won $ 2.45 million in Monday’s draw. Glendale Heights franchisee Kosal Yim, whose new business is expected to receive a 1% payout ($ 24,500), said he didn’t know how rare …
Read More »Buona, Starbucks and Chipotle to join Woodman’s in Lakemoor
The property surrounding a huge Woodman’s food market that opened almost two years ago in Lakemoor is starting to fill with the construction underway of three new businesses. Framing for a Beef Buona is underway, and construction of a Starbucks coffee shop and a Chipotle restaurant is slated to begin …
Read More »Scooter’s Coffee opens at Glen Carbon
GLEN CARBON – Scooter’s Coffee is now open on Illinois 159 in Glen Carbon. A client of the Illinois Small Business Development Center (SBDC) for Metro East at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, the drive-through café is open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven days a week. The franchise was …
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