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Papa John’s to invest $80M to help franchisees, build brand

Michael Pallerino

Papa John’s will spend $80 million to assist franchisees and boost marketing and branding efforts this year, after offering franchisees

Open skies ahead for MCR after TWA Hotel

Michael Pallerino

MCR Development is considering lots of possible major projects in the wake of its headline-making creation of the TWA Hotel

Sweetgreen buys meal delivery firm Galley Foods

Michael Pallerino

Health-focused fast-casual chain Sweetgreen has acquired Washington, D.C.-based prepared meal delivery service Galley Foods for an undisclosed amount. The deal

Salata gets a new look in stores

Michael Pallerino

Salad chain Salata is rolling out its first major branding revamp in its 14-year history under new management. The 86-unit

Google building giant data center in Texas

Michael Pallerino

Google is creating hundreds of construction jobs as it builds a $600 million data center in Midlothian, Texas. The center

Lead with LEDs, even without LEED

Michael Pallerino

At Columbia Construction in North Reading, Massachusetts supporting our clients’ goals in building energy-efficient green buildings is a priority. In

Designed for business

Michael Pallerino

When creating a project with big ambitions and a small budget, creativity and smart design choices are necessary. In the

Is there a ‘new retail’ approach coming?

Michael Pallerino

The old adage says, “There is a recession when your neighbor loses his job, but it is a full-blown economic

Roy Rogers debuts new look, premium menu items

Michael Pallerino

Quickserve chain Roy Rogers has unveiled a new restaurant design at a unit in Maryland and expanded the menu to

Champs focuses on women with new lifestyle concept

Michael Pallerino

Champs Sports has created an in-store shop concept called Champ Sports Women with a focus on active lifestyle apparel, footwear

Wayfair plans 4 pop-up stores

Michael Pallerino

Seasonal kitchen items, home decor and more will be available for three months starting Aug. 1 at four Wayfair pop-ups

Amazon Go grows to 2 NYC locations

Michael Pallerino

Amazon will open a second Amazon Go store in New York City, a month after opening its first Manhattan location.

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Open skies ahead for MCR after TWA Hotel

Sweetgreen buys meal delivery firm Galley Foods

Salata gets a new look in stores

Google building giant data center in Texas

Roy Rogers debuts new look, premium menu items

Champs focuses on women with new lifestyle concept

Wayfair plans 4 pop-up stores

Amazon Go grows to 2 NYC locations

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