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.
Lidl is considering introducing more than 50 stores on Long Island, New York, after opening the first of two dozen stores planned there last week. The grocer anticipates it will finish converting all of its acquired Best Market stores in the next two years. Read
Emmy Award winning television personality and Chef Restaurateur Guy Fieri is opening a new restaurant in Branson in 2020. Read the Branson Tri-Lakes News story here
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Oak Creek’s Interstate 94 interchange at Ryan Road will see more new development in 2020 with planned construction of a hotel and continuing marketing efforts for a large speculative industrial building. Read The Business Journals story here
Chipotle Mexican Grill will test new restaurant prototypes in five US markets as part of its focus on growing its digital business. Formats include a storefront for urban areas and standalone units with a drive-thru, and all will feature walk-up windows and dedicated spaces for
After spending a year immersing itself in the Nordic market, Hyatt Hotels now plans to debut a Hyatt Centric Reykjavík in Iceland in 2022, converting an office building to create 169 guest rooms, meeting space, a pop-up rooftop bar, and more. Read the Frequent Business
Hamilton Place in Chattanooga, Tennessee, will welcome Malone’s restaurant as an outparcel as the retail center’s owner works to redevelop a former Sears site. Read the Chattanooga Times Free Press story here
Hudson’s Bay Co. is considering ending a proposed buyout that could take the parent of Saks Fifth Avenue private, according to BNN Bloomberg. Lack of support from some minority shareholders may end the buyout deal and force the company to look at alternatives.
A $250 million project will turn New York’s Eastern Hills Mall into a town center. The property’s 100 acres will be filled with apartments, senior housing, townhomes, hotels, office space, recreational options and gathering spaces. Read The Buffalo News story here
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