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  • GIVE ME LIBERTY

    Liberty Center is Greater Cincinnati’s something-for-everyone development

    There are mixed-use developments, town centers, and then there are PLACES, and Liberty Center is being designed to be just that when it brings 1.2 million sq. ft. of retail, restaurant, offices, residences, a hotel and three parks — including one inside the enclosed mall — to a young and affluent area of North Cincinnati.

    Liberty Center, opening Oct.

  • West Marine slightly shrinks loss in Q1

    Watsonville, Calif. – West Marine Inc. slightly shrunk its net loss to $10.3 million in the first quarter of fiscal 2015 from $11.4 million in the same period a year earlier. Cost of goods sold and selling, general and administrative (SG&A) expenses combined to total more than net revenues.

  • Big ski season lifts Big 5 Sporting Goods

    The cold hard winter may have been taxing for some but it was certainly profitable for Big 5 Sporting Goods Corp., which reported an increase in profit in the first quarter.

  • CELEBRATING CELEBRATION POINTE

    Florida’s first transit-oriented development opens fall 2016

    It may be hard to imagine that the home to one of the largest public universities in the United States is somewhat undersung. But that’s exactly what the developers of the 1 million-sq.-ft.

  • Bartell Drug names REI veteran as CEO

    Brian Unmacht (left) and George D. Bartell

  • JCPenney growing its Sephora presence

    JCPenney Co. Inc. is expanding its in-store partnership with Sephora by adding the beauty retailer to more stores.

  • CURATING A NEIGHBORHOOD

    Downtown LA’s South Park will emerge as a new retail district

    It’s rare enough for any developer — or group of developers and brokers — to plan an entirely new retail district almost literally from the ground up. It’s utterly unique to do so in one of the largest cities in the world.

    Yet, that’s exactly what’s happening in Downtown Los Angeles’ South Park neighborhood.

  • EMV Deadline Approaching

    The upcoming Oct. 1, 2015, mandate for U.S. retailers to adopt POS systems that can securely accept and process transactions using EMV (Europay, MasterCard, Visa)-compliant, chip-based payment cards is fast approaching. Retailers that are not in compliance with the mandate after that date will be held liable for any fraudulent transaction committed with a chip-based card.

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