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.
Nathan’s Famous is planning to expand through a partnership with Ghost Kitchen Brands, which operates multiple-brand pickup and delivery facilities. The deal includes 60 units planned for the US and 40 in Canada, many of which will be inside Walmart stores. Read the Restaurant Business
The three Caesars Entertainment resorts in Atlantic City, New Jersey will undergo $400 million in upgrades over the next three years. The $170 million first phase will begin this summer at Caesars and Harrah’s Resort, with Tropicana Atlantic City to follow. Read the TravelPulse story
A trio of high-profile development projects — the Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. campus expansion, a new hotel in the University Hill neighborhood and an Arapahoe Avenue apartment complex. Read the Daily Camera story here
Whole Foods Market has begun to retrofit 100 of its 500 US stores to begin using a more efficient and environmentally friendly refrigerant called Solstice N40, developed by Honeywell. Read the Progressive Grocer story here
Work started recently on a project that would give Garden City a new tallest building. Read the BoiseDev story here
Curator Hotel & Resort Collection has added Sage Hospitality Group as its eighth founding member. Sage brings 10 of its more than 50 properties to the coalition formed last November to enhance small brands and independent lifestyle hotels. Read the Business Travel News story here
Pizza Hut is getting into the drive-thru business. The pizza chain plans to add “The Hut Lane,” a digital order pickup window, in more than 1,500 locations across the country, and has plans to add more. Read the Restaurant Business online story here
At first glance, the Cotton Court Hotel already doesn’t look like a typical hotel. It’s inspired by the historic cotton industry in West Texas and features include a range of southern styles like a grand courtyard and rocking chairs. Read the KLBK-TV/KAMC-TV story here
Amazon is reportedly looking at brick and mortar stores as a way of selling home goods and electronics stored in the company’s warehouses, according to The Dallas Morning News. The stores could include pop-ups in malls as well as permanent outlets.
For the second time in less than three months, a new downtown Columbus hotel has opened its doors. The new $125-room AC Hotel by Marriott opened its doors Thursday morning in the 1200 block of Broadway. Read the WRBL-TV story here
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