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  • Shake Shack opens in D.C.’s Historic Row

    Washington, D.C. -- Shake Shack has opened a new restaurant in Washington, D.C.’s Historic Row in The International Spy Museum, which is owned by Douglas Development Corp.

    The 3,200 sq. ft. Shake Shack is the chain’s third Washington, D.C., restaurant.

     

  • Peaking at the Right Time

    Randy Dewitt

    CEO,

    Front Burner Restaurants

    HEADQUARTERS: Addison, Texas

    TYPE OF BUSINESS: Casual-dining (Twin Peaks)

    NUMBER OF UNITS: 36 Twin Peaks restaurants in 16 states

  • Q&A With a Hall of Famer

    John Crossman talks about his induction into the FSU Business Hall of Fame

    In April, John Crossman, president of Orlando, Fla.-based real estate firm Crossman & Co., became the youngest inductee into the Florida State University College of Business Hall of Fame.

    Established in 2003, FSU's College of Business Hall of Fame honors graduates who have excelled in their careers, earned significant recognition for professional achievements and community service, and made significant contributions to the mission of the College of Business.

  • Vienna Shopping Center signs two new retailers

    Vienna, Va. -- Mike’s Flooring and Elements Therapeutic Massage have signed leases at Vienna Shopping Center in Vienna, Va.

    Now open for business, Mike’s Flooring has leased 1,900 sq. ft. GSC Real Estate represented Mike’s Flooring. Represented by Next Realty Mid-Atlantic, Elements Therapeutic Massage has leased 1,900 sq. ft. and will open later this summer. The Rappaport Companies represented the landlord in both transactions.

     

  • Rona closes 11 stores as part of restructuring

    Boucherville, Quebec - Canadian home improvement retailer Rona Inc. is closing 11 non-profitable stores as part of a broader restructuring plan. Rona will also reduce administrative, marketing, merchandising and distribution expenses and eliminate 125 administrative jobs. In February 2013, Rona cut 200 jobs.

    Rona rejected an unsolicited $1.72 billion USD buyout offer from Lowe’s in August 2012.

     

  • Court upholds fraud convictions of former Duane Reade execs

    New York – Former Duane Reade CEO Anthony Cuti and CFO William Tennant failed in an attempt to have their 2010 convictions for securities fraud overturned. The Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in New York upheld a June 2010 federal jury decision to find Cuti and Tennant guilty of providing misleading earnings information to shareholders and private equity group Oak Hill Capital partners, which purchased Duane Reade in 2004, between 2000 and 2004.

  • Lumber Liquidators opens 300th store

    Toano Va. – Lumber Liquidators has opened its 300th store. The store, located in Las Vegas, is the company’s third in Nevada and second in Las Vegas. It also features the retailer’s new “store of the future” format that offers an expanded store showroom of approximately 1,600 sq. ft., including a broader assortment of flooring options, moldings and accessories.

  • Shopko donates tools to local Habitat for Humanity

    GREEN BAY, Wis. — Shopko and Stanley Black and Decker have teamed up to donate nearly 100 power tools to Greater Green Bay Area Habitat for Humanity.  

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