The Chinese tech company Huawei on Saturday announced it has fired a sales director who was arrested in Poland and charged with spying for China, saying he has brought the firm’s reputation “into disrepute.”
Chinese tech giant Huawei said Saturday it has fired an employee who was arrested in Poland on spying charges.
Romania’s defense ministry has suspended the 1.6 billion euro ($1.83 billion) acquisition of four warships following a political dispute over which offer best serves the NATO member.
Ellicott Development’s 500 Pearl/Aloft hotel project is nearly complete.
As the partial government shutdown slipped into the record books Saturday, members of Congress had left town, no negotiations were scheduled and President Donald Trump tweeted into the void.
Thousands of yellow vest protesters marched Saturday through Paris and other French cities for a ninth straight weekend to denounce President Emmanuel Macron’s economic policies, and repeated tensions broke out with police.
NBC News announced its professional divorce agreement with Megyn Kelly late Friday, ending an association with the former Fox News Channel star whose attempt to become a network morning television star as part of the “Today” show floundered.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday that Chinese officials are not respecting the diplomatic immunity of one of the Canadians detained in China last month as he ramped up efforts to get them released.
The University of Hawaii West Oahu broke ground on Friday for its $33.3 million Academy for the Creative Media building in East Kapolei, a 40,685-square-foot facility that will serve as the flagship campus for the university’s creative media programs. Kiewit Building Group and Hawaii-based Next Design were awarded the design-build contract last year. The building … Read more
Nissan Chief Performance Officer Jose Munoz, who took a leave of absence a week ago, has resigned, the first high-profile departure at the Japanese automaker publicly acknowledged as related to the arrest of former Chairman Carlos Ghosn.
In Austin’s hot real estate market, new construction spans the gamut. We’ve added more than a dozen new projects to our Crane Watch database, including a trio of senior-living communities, new mixed-use developments in places as varied as Pflugerville and East Austin, big new buildings in Mueller and a training center for public school leaders … Read more
Called Town Center East, the center of 77,553 square feet of commercial uses would have a gym, child care center and bank, along with stand-alone and multi-tenant buildings.
The project site is primed for residential development with Amazon and other companies expanding to the south and the University of Washington growing to the north.
The seller is in the early stages of planning a condo/hotel skyscraper near Pike Place Market.
After a slew of huge office deals in the past year, Facebook is also taking a big chunk of industrial space in the East Bay.
Keep those corporate incentives coming and find a better way to fund schools. Those are two of the legislative priorities for the Austin Chamber of Commerce.
Austin will get deeper entrenched in one of the biggest food trends of the past few years — poke bowls. New York-based Pokéworks announced recently it signed a franchise agreement with Marcos Blanco to debut five restaurants in the Austin area. They’ll serve up poke, which is diced raw fish served either as an appetizer … Read more
GateHouse bought the Statesman in 2018. Long-term, the site in the shadows of downtown will go vertical. But for a couple of years some unused space will be rented out to others.
Andersen Corp. plans to hire 415 people over the next five years at the facility in Goodyear.
The coworking space that’s devoured space in Denver has officially entered the Boulder market.
Two separate deals announced this week mean big change for one of New Mexico’s most well-known tourist destinations.
Several other companies raised funding this week.
After a slew of huge office deals in the past year, Facebook is also taking a big chunk of industrial space in the East Bay.
The partial government shutdown is starting to strain the national aviation system, with unpaid security screeners staying home, air-traffic controllers suing the government and safety inspectors off the job.
Many of the hottest new gadgets are also the nosiest ones.
The building last sold in 2005 for $45 million.
The company renewed its lease for more than 200,000 square feet.
One of the fastest-growing cities in Tennessee approved more than half-a-billion dollars of commercial construction in 2018.
The final stretch of 2018 brought the year’s highest quarterly absorption for office real estate in Dallas-Fort Worth.
A downtown Phoenix record store will close its doors next month after more than a decade. Revolver Records made the announcement on its Facebook page this week, noting Feb. 1 will mark its final day of business. “After 11 awesomely crazy years we have decided to ride off into the proverbial record store sunset!” wrote … Read more
Developer HALL Group received approval from Frisco’s planning commission to not only add 2,000 residential units to HALL Park, but to build towers more than 25-floors tall on the eastern side of the project — though final approvals must go through the city council. That’s according to a report from the Dallas Morning News. The … Read more
St. Paul’s biggest landlord has acquired the Alliance Bank Center downtown for $18.25 million.
A long-delayed air cargo development at Lambert airport could be back on track after gaining a local partner.
The Sanders Trust expanded its footprint into Colorado with a recent deal. The Birmingham-based company acquired Eating Recovery Center in Denver for $17 million. That brings the company’s presence up to 26 states in the United States. “The Eating Recovery Center facility offers healing and hope for lasting recovery to individuals and families suffering with … Read more
A $250 million development, featuring housing, commercial and retail space, is slated for Sachse, according to a report from the Dallas Morning News. The project, which is being built by PMB Capital Investments, reportedly will be developed in multiple stages, spanning both sides of President George Bush Turnpike between Miles and Merritt Roads. The Station, … Read more
U.S. stock indexes nestled a hair lower on Friday after the falling price of oil weighed on energy companies, but the S&P 500 nevertheless closed out its third straight winning week following a brutal stretch in December.
Casey Jones, CEO and owner of Fair Winds Brewing Co., has died unexpectedly, according to a Thursday statement made on the Lorton brewery’s social media channels. His age and cause of death were been disclosed. “Casey’s vision, dedication and commitment has been integral to our business from day one,” the statement reads. “He will be … Read more
The Florida Times-Union’s new office space has been approved for build-out. Dav-Lin Interior Contractors was awarded a permit for work on the 25,282-square-foot space on the second floor of the Wells Fargo tower. The project is valued at $800,000, according to the permit. Work on the project includes drywall, painting, flooring, plumbing and electrical. For … Read more
The 19-story Prominence tower at Piedmont and Lenox went to New York Life for $166 million, according to Fulton County property records.
The change was effective at the start of January.
The co-founder and executive director of the PATH Foundation and Cousins Properties are among the honorees at this year’s Best in Atlanta Real Estate Awards. Atlanta Business Chronicle will present the 20th annual awards Feb. 28 at American Spirit Works in Atlanta. Read more about the event here. PATH Executive Director Ed McBrayer is being … Read more
A new boutique hotel is coming to downtown Raleigh.
A Boston-based health care technology company plans to double in size over the next year, as it expands its platform helping doctors care for patients on a budget. PatientPing announced that it would add another 100 employees to its nearly 100 employed already, filling out new office space at 225 Franklin St. that the company … Read more
Houston-based Adkisson Group Inc. has acquired a nearly 225-acre business park site from Houston-based Parkside Capital, according to a press release from Lee & Associates – Houston. Robert McGee, Thomas Leger, Chase Cribbs and Josh Cheatham of Lee & Associates represented Adkisson in the deal, while Davis Adams, Rusty Tamlyn and Trent Agnew of HFF … Read more
The property is near a major hospital.
It’s the first development of this magnitude to be announced for the district in several years.
Google is looking into building a $600 million data center in central Minnesota that would be powered by two wind farms.
A 262-unit apartment community near the Regency Square Mall in Arlington has sold for $23.2 million. Moncler Landings, at 401 Monument Road, was purchased by Tampa-based Carter Multifamily. It was previously sold in 2014 for $13,525,000. CBRE’s Shelton Granade, Cliff Taylor and Joe Ayers represented seller Woodcreek LLC in the most recent sale, which closed … Read more
A Northside developer is in the midst of an $800,000 overhaul of a former factory in the neighborhood, which will be converted into an events space focused on weddings. Grey Rock Development, whose principals are husband and wife Sarah Thomas and Chris Pohlar, is redeveloping 1546 Knowlton St. into The Factory, a 30,000 square foot, … Read more
Increasing demand from clients who need help with shipping operations prompted Midwest Assembly, Warehouse and Distribution to seek space to lease from Phoenix Investors in Grafton.