Shawmut Design and Construction has joined Draper and Wexford Science & Technology to break ground on the 111,000-square-foot Integrated Microelectronics Production & Advanced Chip Technology (IMPACT) Center in Lowell, Massachusetts.
Magnuson Hotels rebranded the Magnuson Hotel Howell. Formerly the Best Western Howell, Mich., the hotel will upgrade its local, regional and national market to attract travelers via an affiliation with Magnuson Hotels’ global portfolio of over 1,000 hotels. Read the Hotel Management online story here
L.L. Bean plans to open a store outside of Kansas City, Kansas, later this year, marking the retailer’s 26th bricks-and-mortar store outside Maine and the latest in a series of expansion announcements. Read the Bangor Daily News story here
Hospitality experts expressed optimism regarding industry growth, particularly with key performance indicators such as revenue per available room and average daily rate, during a panel discussion at the Hotel Data Conference in Nashville, Tenn. Read the HotelNewsNow.com story here
Building products distributor ABC Supply Co. Inc. will open a new branch in Kent, Wash. The store, located at 8528 S 222nd St. will offer high-quality steep-slope and low-slope roofing systems as well as siding, gutters, windows and related products. While ABC Supply has served area contractors
Chic, European boutique hotel Mama Shelter just opened in Los Angeles, and the city soon will be home to three other new hotels, including Proper Hotels, to open in 2016, and Waldorf Astoria Beverly Hills, slated to welcome guests in 2017. Plans are also in
Wegmans Food Markets is planning to open a 125,000-square-foot store at Natick Mall in Natick by spring 2017. Read the American City Business Journals/Boston story here
Germany-based grocery chain ALDI has made its international fortune as a no-frills, lower-priced supermarket chain. Now, the chain is upping its game in the U.S., with new lines of organic offerings and other high-end foodstuffs designed to draw in Trader Joe’s fans. The retailer has
Nonfarm payrolls were up 215,000 in July, according to today’s data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This was in line with economists’ expectations. The construction sector added 6,000 jobs. The unemployment rate stayed steady at 5.3%. May and June numbers were revised up 14,000
Jekyll Island, Ga., is in need of more lodging, officials say, and a state agency will seek out a hotel development partnership next year. Read The Augusta Chronicle/The Associated Press story here
Having gotten millions of women out of jeans and into yoga pants, the Wilson family now wants to drape the world in $80 T-shirts. Or at least part of the world, the part inhabited by young professionals living what the Wilsons call “full-contact” lives —
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