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  • Spotlight On: Energy Efficiency

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  • Spotlight On: Real Estate

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  • WS Development to open outlet center in Cheshire

    Chestnut Hill, Mass. -- WS Development announced that it will develop an outlet center in Cheshire, Conn. WS Development will introduce leading fashion and designer outlet stores to the 500,000 -sq.-ft. project, which is expected to open in summer 2015.

    This open-air shopping, dining and entertainment complex will also include public open space, walkways, recreation amenities, a residential component and full service grocer.

  • Spotlight On: Retail Orphan Initiative

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  • Three Steps to Ending Cyber Attacks Now

    By Nicholas J. Percoco, Trustwave

    Recently, National Security Agency Director Gen. Keith Alexander told Congress that he would be establishing teams for a new cyber command unit. Gen. Alexander said the DoD would use the cyber teams for offensive measures only. This is sure to be the start of a long and interesting hearings on Capitol Hill, but businesses do not, and should not, have to wait before they start to protect themselves from cyber criminals.

  • Real Estate's 10 Under 40

    Ten years ago, demographic experts predicted a looming talent shortage: When the massive baby boom generation retired, the small Generation X would not have enough experienced leaders and managers to fill the positions that boomers would vacate.

  • Tips for Managing In-store Mobile Devices

    Here are some recommendations from Alan Dabbiere, chairman of AirWatch, for in-store mobility management:

    • For corporate-shared devices, retailers should take into consideration how to reconfigure devices when they transfer from one employee to another.

  • Finding a New Normal

    Bucksbaum Retail Properties opened for business in April 2012. The Chicago-based company has already opened one project and is working on four more.

    The 53,000-sq.-ft. Kingsbury Center near North Chicago has opened with four tenants: Buy Buy Baby, PetSmart, Road Runner Sports and Jimmy Johns. It is a joint venture with Chicago-based Structured Development.

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