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The firm is Louisville's largest health care law firm with 33 local lawyers. Its current tower is set to become a JW Marriott with 414 guest rooms.
More jobs paying $100K on average coming to Sanford, one of the hottest places in the state for economic development.
The shopping center in Northeast Raleigh includes a Dick's Sporting Goods store.
Rendigs, Fry, Kiely & Dennis LLP has moved. See inside the firm’s new HQ.
The automaker's self-driving fleet joins those of Waymo, Zoox and Uber in hitting the streets of the Bayou City.
The financial agreement for the project will be on the Nov. 2 council agenda.
Landies Candies is calling this opportunity the Super Bowl of business.
The acquisition brings the group's Florida portfolio to 14 clubs.
Chicago firm sells Pittsburgh-area industrial distributor to buyer in California.
The development firm for businessman Rob Hale has bought an office building in Quincy that’ll soon be empty after it secured the building's only tenant.
Ken Zeff is expanding his Yinz Coffee brand by leasing a former Starbucks at Liberty Center, driven by tenant demand from Federated Hermes.
The three-story property has been occupied by multiple religious institutions throughout its more than 200-year history.
The two-story project would include a ground-floor restaurant and rooftop bar on a site currently zoned for mobile homes and single-family homes.
The wellness company founded by former UnitedHealth Group CEO Dave Wichmann offering preventative-health and fitness assessments, which are traditionally reserved for elite athletes, is quadrupling its space in Edina.
Pearl Properties bought more properties at 7th and Sansom streets, giving the developer full control over a nearly quarter-acre Jewelers' Row site for its planned 34-story tower.
A luxury Orlando resort is getting into the live events business with an intimate new music festival headlined by several fan favorites.
A longtime restaurant site along one of Piqua's major commercial corridors has changed hands in a recent $870,000 deal and is now on the market for a new tenant.
This is the second workforce reduction in recent years for the cancer-focused biotech, which cut about 20% of staff in April 2025.
There are 67 employees working for the city of Middletown that make over $100k. See who makes the most.
After two decades of OHA's land in Kakaako tied up by local regulations, DHHL is stepping in to build a 446-unit residential complex, wielding its ability to sidestep local land-use rules.
Three Arizona cities slipped off U.S. News & World Report’s 2027 Best Places to Retire rankings.
These are the top places to retire in 2027 according to a new report.
A former nurse alleges Children's Healthcare of Atlanta maintained a policy of rounding down employee hours. He's seeking class-action status for current and former nurses.
About 20% of the 143 units have sold ahead of construction.
A Valley Fair jeweler is betting on Santana Row’s boutique atmosphere and built-in foot traffic.
The site were Christian singer TobyMac previously submitted plans for a contested residential community has sold.
The 71-acre shopping center is slated for redevelopment as a mixed-use project.
The Asian lifestyle department store offers beauty and skincare products from Japan and Korea, exotic snacks, collectible items, and home decor, as well as entertainment draws such as claw machines and photo booths.
The closures come after the company's principal customer, representing 70% of business, terminated its contract. Layoffs have already started with more scheduled for November
The hotel occupies 17 floors of the 36-story PwC Plaza office tower, which is also currently up for sale.
An Orange County retail center just sold for $66.2 million.
Minnesotan social media influencer Tony Cu, known for his viral food reviews, is set to open his own restaurant this December in Roseville.
And then there was one: McCormick & Schmick's has closed its second-to-last location in Greater Washington.
The West Valley semiconductor packaging facility is expected to support a workforce of over 3,500 employees when fully operational.
An AMC Theatres-anchored retail center in Herndon sold at auction Monday for $28.2 million after its owner defaulted.
The St. Louis Blues condemned messages displayed by fans during Thursday’s game against the Vegas Golden Knights, with team Chairman Tom Stillman saying arena staff and law enforcement confiscated the banners and ejected those responsible.
An Australian fashion brand will debut with a limited-edition Hawaii print. A Japanese-inspired arcade is also arriving in December.
Chicken Salad Chick's local franchisee has selected the site for its first of six planned Philadelphia-area restaurants.
It plans to move more than 100 jobs to Minnesota.
The property spans 5.6 acres and operates as a kosher farm and restaurant.
A church's plan to turn an abandoned hospital into a $38M campus is set to go before the city council.
Nine owner-occupant homes are available in phase one, with prices rising after the project was scaled back to exclude townhomes and on-site affordable units.
The California chain is expanding in Denver.
Local competitors to 6abc are quietly looking for chinks in the Action News armor following the retirement of meteorologist Cecily Tynan in August.
A new Morgan Hill sports bar is offering memberships that reach $10,000.
"You can't regulate something into existence," one urban infill developer said.
United Airlines just unveiled a $2.6 billion project at Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH). In doing so, the company also discussed the routes it's adding or restarting at the airport.
A surgical center affiliated with the region's largest ophthalmology group has relocated to the newly built Saratoga Regional Health Center.
Demolition work is expected to take about 18 months.