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New hotel planned near L.A. convention center

A 15-story, 139-key hotel with a restaurant is being proposed in Los Angeles. The project is near the planned $1.2 billion renovation of the Los Angeles Convention Center and fits with the city’s goal of building 8,000 new hotel rooms near the convention center. Read

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Boston casino on schedule to open in June 2019

The $2.5 billion renamed Encore Boston Harbor casino is about 60% complete and on schedule to open in June 2019. The construction director said that about $1 billion has been spent so far on the project. Read the Boston Herald/The Associated Press story here

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Florida mall to get a SeaQuest interactive aquarium

A SeaQuest aquarium is scheduled to open in November in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The attraction will offer visitors interactive experiences with many of its 1,200 animal residents, including feeding them or snorkeling with marine animals such as reef sharks and stingrays. Read the Sun-Sentinel story

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IKEA steps up green goals

IKEA has set ambitious new sustainability goals to combat climate change, including making its products from recycled and renewable materials and reducing greenhouse gasses by more than what its operations emit by 2030. The retailer will stop selling all single-use plastic items over the next

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IHOP maps growth plan for urban areas

IHOP is planning to expand in Chicago and other cities to cater to its growing millennial and Gen Z fan base. The chain has also invested in technology to appeal to younger consumers, including a mobile ordering app that launched last year. Read the Chicago

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High Bluff Capital acquires Quiznos

California-based private-equity firm High Bluff Capital Partners has acquired Denver-based sandwich chain Quiznos for an undisclosed amount. Quiznos has about 800 units, including the original restaurant in Denver, and the new owner said it has no plans to move the chain’s headquarters. Read The Denver

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