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.
Gap is tugging on heartstrings and betting on nostalgia with campaigns highlighting its iconic jeans and branded hoodies. Read the Adweek story here
A local development group wants to return the old Howard Johnson’s Motor Lodge on Grand Avenue to its former use as a hotel, featuring the original mid-century modern vibe. Read The Des Moines Register story here
Amazon will open a new grocery store in Los Angeles’ Woodland Hills neighborhood next year, one that won’t compete with its more than 500 Whole Foods Markets stores or its Amazon Go cashierless locations. Amazon hasn’t shared details about how the new format will be
Canadian outwear company Moose Knuckles is making its official retail debut in New York City, expecting word-of-mouth and existing wholesale partnerships to build a cult-like following in the U.S. Read the Glossy story here
Building activity across eight counties in central Ohio is up 23% compared with a year ago, with nearly $4.25 billion in new construction underway, according to Dodge Data & Analytics. Major developments include a $300 million stadium for the Columbus Crew, a $250 million preliminary
German discount grocer Lidl will speed its UK growth with plans to open 230 new locations in the next three years. ALDI is also in growth mode in the UK, and combined the companies control a 14% share of the UK grocery market. Read the
Construction begins next year on an estimated $375 million project to redirect Sterling Highway and to build Alaska’s largest bridge, which will cross Juneau Creek Canyon, according to the state Department of Transportation. The federal government will contribute 90% of the cost. Read the The
New York City’s Hotel Pennsylvania, once the world’s largest, is celebrating its centennial this year by wrapping up the second installment of a three-stage renovation. The 1,705-room landmark was known for innovation from its beginnings and was among the first luxury hotels to cater to
The cost of revitalizing the flagship Comfort Inn brand dampened third-quarter performance for Choice Hotels International, but the infusion will pay off handsomely. Renovated properties under the brand, which provides nearly half Choice’s revenue, far outpaced the industry in revenue-per-room growth. Read the Hotel News
The Clift Royal Sonesta‘s general manager is the first to admit the Union Square hotel had become a fading gem. Read The Business Journals story here
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