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Marriott launched its AC Hotels brand in Australia with a property located in the Southbank area of ​​Melbourne. The AC Hotel by Marriott Melbourne Southbank has 205 rooms and suites, restaurants, an infinity pool and a cocktail bar with views of the city skyline. The hotel was designed by DKORead More →

Kraft Heinz is partnering with sustainable packaging technology company, Pulpex, to develop a paper-based, renewable and recyclable bottle made from 100% sustainably sourced wood pulp. Innovating in its ketchup bottle, Heinz is the first sauce brand to test the potential of Pulpex’s sustainable paper bottle packaging for its condiment line.Read More →

Andy Atkinson/Mail Tribune Commercial space and apartments are being built off West Valley View Road in Talent. A key finding from a Southern Oregon University survey was the need for capital to rebuild or revitalize businesses in the city in the wake of the pandemic and the Almeda fire. SOURead More →

Edited by Jenny Bennett Cigars On The Boulevard will host several events in May Cigars on the Boulevard is hosting several events this month. On Saturday, May 21, there is a Browns Backers event hosting former NFL players from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tickets are $200. He also sponsorsRead More →

This spring marks the 25th anniversary of Evergreen Pottery and the 15th anniversary of its housemate, Queen Anne’s Flower Shop.PHOTO COURTESY OF MO MCGUIRE BAR HARBOR — This spring will mark the 15th anniversary of a local Mother’s Day gift destination, Queen Anne’s Flower Shop and the 25th anniversary ofRead More →

The Technical Fluids (Fluorinated Fluids) Market is expected to grow from USD 854 Million in 2018 to USD 1,304 Million by 2023, at a CAGR of 9% during the forecast period. The Technical Fluids (Fluorinated Fluids) Market report provides detailed information on market size and trends within the industry. ThisRead More →

Edited by Jenny Bennett Randy Stolberg joins Citizens Bank & Trust Randy Stolberg recently joined Citizens Bank & Trust as Senior Vice President and Market Director for the Valrico/Brandon market. A Florida native and resident of the region for 18 years, Stolberg has over 25 years of banking experience andRead More →

Now in its 31st year, the New Venture Championship (NVC) returned to an in-person format this year, holding its final round of competition April 29-30 at the University of Oregon facility in Portland, Oregon. The eight teams selected as this year’s semi-finalists were selected from a large pool of applicantsRead More →

KYIV, Ukraine — Russia pounded targets across Ukraine on Thursday, including Kyiv, shelling the city as the United Nations chief visited in the boldest attack on the capital since forces from Moscow withdrew weeks ago. Several people were injured in the attack on kyiv, including one who lost a legRead More →

© Shutterstock Yardley-based Crown Holdings, a supplier of rigid packaging products, recently announced it would build a new high-speed aluminum line at its drinks can plant in Agoncillo, Spain. The additional capacity will help the company meet growing customer demand in northern Spain. The Iberia region is experiencing strong growthRead More →

The study focuses on key growth factors and developments that will help the market maintain momentum. The study includes a detailed overview of growth trends along with a comprehensive assessment of sales opportunities in major products, application/end-use industries, and technology segments across different regions. It gives a detailed picture ofRead More →

In her first book Mountain Tales, Love and Loss in the Municipality of Castaway Belongings, author Saumya Roy follows the lives of a few scavengers, including Farzana Sheikh at Deonar, a landfill in Mumbai and one of the largest in the country. Megha Bahree, Al Jazeera’s South Asia editor, talksRead More →

Sharp today announces the launch of a new 540W bifacial half-cell monocrystalline silicon photovoltaic (PV) panel – the NB-JD540. The new module is designed for commercial and utility scale open-field installations, providing customers with a lower levelized cost of electricity (LCOE) and higher return on investment. Depending on site conditions,Read More →

It’s business time again! We love the offers sent to us by Mighty Travels, and today’s offer is no different. Whether you’re looking to depart next week, next year, or somewhere in between, today we’ve got three juicy business class deals for you that just might be the start ofRead More →

The shoes, 600 pairs in total, lay untouched in an Italian warehouse: magenta sandals, low-cut heels and gold ballet flats, destined for Russian boutiques but stuck in the limbo of sanctions and economic upheaval from Russia’s war in Ukraine. Sergio Amaranti, the Italian shoe company grappling with the mountain ofRead More →

We were unable to send the item. Someone else will care. This concept represents the opinion of many consumers on recycling. But not at all. There are people in communities across the state who understand the benefits of recycling. And these benefits include protecting public health, conserving natural resources, reducingRead More →

In 3D Printing News Briefs, we start with business today, as UpNano has announced its expansion into the United States. Next, we have news on medical 3D printing, aerospace 3D printing, and offshore 3D printing. A team of European researchers has experimented with adding recycled glass to cement composites toRead More →

If it has anything to do with Nebraska, chances are Bob and Janet Matthies are eager to support it. Owners of the Stamps and More store in the Landmark Center at 3100 Osborne Drive East, Suite 103, since November 2019, the couple have made a concerted effort to offer evenRead More →

All winners of the 2021 Greater Mount Airy Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Awards pose for a group photo at the end of the awards dinner. ryan kelly Grass parking may have been frowned upon, but there wasn’t much choice as the Cross Creek Country Club was packed Thursday nightRead More →

New age mini fridges are gaining more and more attention and popularity these days due to the benefits and flexibility of using them anywhere and placing them anywhere. Small refrigerators take up less space in your home, offices, etc. and offer a large space inside. Even though it is consideredRead More →

WAYNE, Pa.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Synergy Biomedical, LLC, a developer of innovative biomaterials products, today announced the launch of BIOSPHERE® FLEX SP EXTREMITIES, Bioactive synthetic bone graft. Using Synergy’s proprietary BIOSPHERE® Technology, BIOSPHERE® FLEX SP Extremities is a sheet filler composed of innovative spherical bioactive glass granules combined with a porous collagen/sodium hyaluronateRead More →

PLATTSBURGH – Greatness can only be achieved when the heads of many function as one body. That’s the tagline of Syracuse-based tech company Chimera Integrations, which brought its services to the North Country last summer. The company bought Mac’s Safe and Lock in August and moved into the space, locatedRead More →

Indoor cannabis cultivation consumes a lot of energy, to put it mildly. This fundamental fact means that sustainable business practices and conscious energy conservation go a long way towards limiting a company’s carbon footprint. Increasingly, companies are prioritizing this work by creating specific roles or even departments to manage goalsRead More →

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Minneapolis public school teachers hit the picket lines Tuesday, calling for better salaries and “safe and stable schools,” as parents found themselves facing uncertainty that had become all too familiar during the coronavirus pandemic. “We all have real jobs,” said Molly Dengler, whose first-grade son attends aRead More →

Our city makes and shares much of its own energy. The places where we grow our food, where we teach our children and where we shop are all nearby. And at the center of it all is our feed. By 2050, nearly half of the island had been reorganized, movingRead More →

Tiltons Automotive Service, 6661 Huntley Road, has outgrown its space and plans to move across the street, according to its landlord. The company plans to build a 19,500-square-foot, 2.57-acre facility on the northeast corner of Huntley and Schrock roads in the coming weeks, according to a memorandum from the CityRead More →

Randy Clark Photo submitted Northern Light Health announced that Randy Clark, MBA, will become the next President of Northern Light Sebasticook Valley Hospital. In this role, Clark will also serve as senior vice president of Northern Light Health. He succeeds Terri Vieira, who will retire on April 1, according toRead More →

February 24, 2022 Law firm Stark & ​​Stark has announced that shareholders Trina Glass, Bhaveen R. Jani and Thomas Onder have been elected to new leadership positions on the firm’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee. Glass and Jani serve as co-chairs, while Onder will serve as committee secretary. Glass isRead More →

Article first published on Simply Wall St News Look Palantir Technologies Inc. (NYSE: PLTR), some investors might wonder if there is an opportunity to buy the stock when it is down about 50% from the last three months. In this article, we attempt to better understand the business and estimateRead More →

Japan-based Sumita to integrate ScoutCam’s patented micro-visualization technology into its medical devices OMER, Israel, Feb. 18 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — ScoutCam (OTCQB:SCTC), a leading provider of image-based solutions (including cloud image processing and AI) for condition monitoring markets and predictive maintenance, as well as a leading provider of image-based solutionsRead More →

Vivo’s V-series is mostly about a good camera system, with other factors like battery life and good looks coming later. I reviewed the V20 and V21 series and had a good time with the mid-range devices. Now comes Vivo’s V23 Pro, a feature-rich smartphone in the mid-rangeRead More →

SUPPORT THIS INDEPENDENT JOURNALISMThe article you are about to read comes from our journalists doing their important job – investigating, researching and writing their stories. We want to provide informative and inspiring stories that connect you to the people, issues and opportunities within our community. Journalism requires a lot ofRead More →

Beiler-Campbell Auction Services, of Quarryville, held a public real estate sale Jan. 29 for Adam and Laura Zimmerman at 1981 W. Main St., Ephrata. A four-bedroom, one-bathroom home with a bank barn, tobacco shed, outbuildings and silos on more than 67 acres has sold for $2,680,000 to the Kurtz familyRead More →

Santa Fe startup Parting Stone has expanded into an 8,000 square foot space near Santa Fe Fashion Outlets to increase production of polished round stones from cremated remains. Founder and CEO Justin Crowe launched the company in October 2019 and solidified the ashes of approximately 2,700 people in its originalRead More →

Housing prices are rising, but so are industrial costs. A Buckeye development sold for over $14 million. In this week’s Business Briefcase, we will also examine Estrella’s recent closure on 20 acres in Lucero. The Buckeye project is the third transaction by the same acquisition group. As for Estrella, theRead More →

And the answer to this dilemma is not data. (The answer is never data.) Even for famous brands, less than 10% of work is awarded for this reason. Greatness is a game of endurance, but too many talented people in our industry with short attention spans crave instant gratification andRead More →

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Wineries in Napa and others hard hit by massive wildfires in California’s wine country and elsewhere will soon be able to take advantage of the state’s last-resort insurance plan, said officials on Friday. Hundreds of farmers, ranchers, grape growers and other outdoor businesses who were notRead More →

Want to rank your business on Google, but so far you only see your competition on the first page of the search engine? Realize that this means you are missing out on sales that could change your business history. Some great tips are to profile on Google My Business andRead More →

With seven locations and nearly 400 employees, Red Barn Market has been relatively isolated from the impacts of the COVID-19 Omicron variant. But owner Russ Benwell says he’s prepared for the worst. “Looking at maybe the hours of operation, you know, maybe a little bit of reduced service in theRead More →

CES is all about showing innovation, and this year has been a success for those waiting for an exciting new laptop. Image: David McNew / Getty Images As we approach the end of CES 2022 (which ends Friday, January 7 instead of Saturday, in case you didn’t know), it’s timeRead More →

By Mike Cook “Women have unique business needs and challenges,” said Sumer Rose-Nolen. That’s why Rose-Nolen and her friend and fellow Las Cruces business owner Marci Dickerson formed the Association last year and are relaunching it into high gear after a pandemic-induced slowdown. The Association offers “ambitious women entrepreneurs andRead More →

MOSCA, Colorado (AP) – As Jay Young rolls up his pants and wades through the murky pond, Elvis gives a throaty hiss. It looks like a pressurized water hose cleaning a barrel. Young slaps the 12-foot-long, 600-pound alligator on the muzzle, and the gnarled-armored creature throws itself forward with itsRead More →

Posted: 12/30/2021 15:03:41 PM Modified: 12/30/2021 3:03:12 PM GREENFIELD – With the expansion of its facility on River Street, a long-standing local business is expanding its footprint over the coming year. Construction on the new Greenfield Glass shipping and receiving garage began in early December and is expected to beRead More →

The original building has been extended to accommodate the property’s meeting and event spaces, and a new building offers 283 rooms and suites ranging from 42 to 84 m². Other facilities include the all-day Shang Market restaurant, the Shang Brew next to Xiuchi Lake serving craft beers, and 1,400m² ofRead More →

happy feet If there’s one thing a lot of people look forward to on Christmas – beyond peace, goodwill, and whatever chocolate they want – it’s a little snow. While filmmakers now have everything from snow machines to CGIs in their arsenal, in the early years of filmmaking creating theRead More →

Long beach Just like mom Mom’s Touch, the chicken chain known for its chicken sandwiches, crispy chicken wings and crispy chicken fingers, will open in 2022 at 6191 Atlantic Ave. The fried chicken restaurant that started out in South Korea will be located on Harding Plaza at the corner ofRead More →

Society Charlie & Cie. | HQ 1601 Utica S. Ave., Unit 212, St. Louis Park | Cut 2,400 square feet | Designate Charlie & Co. in partnership with iSpace Environments, Admit One, Ellington & Co. Design | Service provider TELOS Home design work demands inspiring space. Architectural firm Charlie &Read More →

On the positive side, the latest figures show the economy is a hair’s breadth away from its pre-Covid position, just 0.5% below February 2020 levels. The new restrictions announced so far remain relatively light, while it is hoped that more stringent measures may not be necessary, thanks to the continuedRead More →

“I hope to inspire the beauty of insects in other people, because I think they are beautiful” Two insect-loving friends and business owners from Guelph hope to share their passion and knowledge through art. Samm Reynolds and Kat Cantera are co-owners of Arthropod’s Garden, a company that sells sustainable insectRead More →

Sabic, a global leader in the chemicals industry, has launched two grades in a new material portfolio that incorporate pre-consumer recycled fiberglass diverted from the industrial process waste stream. These polybutylene terephthalate (PBT) compounds LNP Elcrin WF006XXPiQ and LNP Elcrin WF0061XPiQ, each reinforced with 30% pre-consumer recycled short glass fibers,Read More →

What makes a building architecturally significant and what buildings in Indianapolis fit that bill? These are the questions that a small group of experts associated with the American Institute of Architects Indianapolis asked to answer in early November. In an hour-and-a-half-hour discussion, six designers debated the merits of dozens ofRead More →

In episode 86 of The PorchCast, Korey traveled to Austin, TX for an amazing beer guest buffet. Korey was joined by our own Pam Catoe who also owns and operates Craft Beer Austin, as well as Sheila Garcia of Austin Beerworks and Marvis Dixon of Family Business Beer Company toRead More →

Revocable living trusts have become a widely used estate planning document, providing a way to manage assets, avoid probate, and gain confidentiality when settling an estate. When working with your legal advisor to establish a revocable living trust, you typically appoint yourself as a trustee and manage your financial assetsRead More →

QUINCY (WFEM) – Businesses around Quincy look forward to Small Business Saturdays as they say more and more people are coming back to shop in person this year. 49% of U.S. consumers plan to visit stores on Saturday and are expected to spend a total of $ 305, according toRead More →

Support local journalism Your subscription makes our report possible. {{featured_button_text}} One brochure showed a ground floor with payment registers, a clothing retail area, a fitting room, a bridal area, men’s and women’s restrooms, and stairs to the basement. The second-floor mezzanine, meanwhile, included more registers, a restaurant, bar, bakery, flowerRead More →

After three nights at the spectacular Waldorf Astoria Amsterdam, it was time to fly to Athens, the last stop on our European adventure in five countries. While I had visited Greece earlier this summer, in this case we were just returning briefly for a wedding. How I redeemed miles forRead More →

National Career Development Month Highlights High-Value MBA Opportunity PHÉNIX, November 18, 2021– (BUSINESS WIRE) – November is National Career Development Month and an opportunity to highlight the tools, resources and actions that individuals can take to grow and develop their career path. In today’s job market, skills often count almostRead More →

AA Screens & Glass specializes in glass shower screens. Demand for plexiglass was high during the COVID-19 pandemic. AA Screens & Glass replaced that tug glass. Glass installation at the storefront of a commercial store in Gretna, LA The family business Gretna attributes its success to the dedication and longevityRead More →

SYDNEY – (COMMERCIAL THREAD) –Keyboard inc., the industry leader in AI-based communication and collaboration, today announced its partnership with QuantSec, a Microsoft Azure and networking company that provides design and implementation services for business to small, medium and large businesses across Australia. In addition to selling Dialpad to its ownRead More →

By Lawrence Ganti, President of SiO2 Materials Science There was a time when companies stayed in place for decades. They had a great product, stable revenues, brand recognition and growth – a great Fortune 500 candidate. But a quick comparison of Fortune 500 the list from sixty years ago showsRead More →

SAN FRANCISCO – (COMMERCIAL THREAD) – RudderStack today announced a partnership with Amplitude (Nasdaq: AMPL) to enable organizations to get deeper product information faster. Amplitude, the digital optimization pioneer, helps companies close the loop between product data, information and action with a comprehensive digital optimization system. The system gives businessesRead More →

By Clark Mindock (October 26, 2021, 6:18 p.m. EDT) – Business groups say an Arizona federal judge put undue economic pressure on their members by overturning a Trump-era rule that reduced the scope of the Clean Water Act instead of leaving the rule intact while the Biden administration proposes aRead More →

Rayford’s famous cookie shop cuts the ribbon VALDOSTA – The Valdosta-Lowndes County Chamber of Commerce hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for Shanmarella Rayford, owner of the famous Rayford cookie store, for its grand opening. Rayford’s Famous Cookie Shop is a family-owned store located on North Ashley Street. Rayford’s love for cookiesRead More →

70, boulevard Remington, Ronkonkoma Glass Gang Corp. leased 3,000 square feet of industrial space at 70 Remington Blvd. at Ronkonkoma. Michael Zere of Zere Real Estate Services represented the tenant, as well as the owner, Clark Industries Inc. in the rental transaction. 1650 Sycamore Ave., Bohemia Think Big Theater ArtsRead More →

The Environmental Health Division of the Victoria County Public Health Department inspects places where food is served in Victoria, DeWitt, Jackson and Calhoun counties. In inspection reports, each violation in priority items 1 to 20 is worth 3 demerit points; Priority Foundation elements 21-33 are 2 demerits; and the basicRead More →

CARLSBAD The Carlsbad Forum obtains a new investor Northwood Investors LLC, a private global real estate investment firm, has partnered with Nuveen Real Estate to recapitalize The Forum Carlsbad, an open-air outdoor shopping center. Northwood Retail LLC, a subsidiary of Northwood, will oversee the rental, marketing, property management and redevelopmentRead More →

Whether it’s fashion, entrepreneurship, painting or cooking, Cynthia Hagedorn has done everything and continues to do it for the good of his community. She owns The Property in Lowell, which she uses to call Lawn pARTies so the public and community leaders can paint and eat, while also raising moneyRead More →

The City of Milwaukee built the first step necessary to launch a business park in Century City on the former AO Smith / Tower Automotive site on the north side of town, but in true Brew City spirit, it took beer to help get the job done. Century City wasRead More →

Anand Mahindra shared a video of a dog on Twitter. Industrialist Anand Mahindra often entertains his subscribers by posting viral photos or videos. He did it again. The chairman of the Mahindra group tweeted a funny video, but there is more to it than humor. He added more meaning toRead More →

Posted on October 10, 2021 | 5:10 p.m. Arcadia Studio, celebrating 20 years of excellence in landscape architecture, won three awards at the ASLA Southern California Quality of Life Design Awards on September 30, taking first honor in both residential and commercial categories and an award of merit for historicRead More →

While looking for a new office, the leaders of the Gaston Community Foundation decided to think big, really big. Over the next 10 months, the result of this reflection – a gleaming brick and glass structure known as Founders Hall – will rise to the corner of South New HopeRead More →

Trendway is showcasing its latest products, options and innovations in an updated Chicago showroom for NeoCon this week. The theme of the Netherlands-based office furniture maker in its 325 Wells St. Chicago showroom is ‘reconnect’ and it focuses on rebuilding relationships, revitalizing teams and creating spaces rejuvenating and flexible forRead More →

BASKING RIDGE, NJ – Today, Verizon Business and CareAR, a Xerox company, announced a strategic partnership to transform the service and customer experience offered by CareAR. By combining Verizon’s 4G and 5G networks and near real-time computing technology with augmented reality and CareAR’s AI-powered platform, technicians can remotely and proactivelyRead More →

Senator Brad Pfaff represents the 32nd Senate District, which includes La Crosse, Vernon, Crawford and South Monroe counties. Provided Main Street businesses are the fabric of our communities, weaving together charm, friendly service and economic impact. From dinners to hair salons, florists and antique stores, these businesses all play aRead More →

Tay Anderson, a member of the Denver Public Schools Board of Trustees, made her first official appearance since her Sept. 17 censorship by other board members with a two-hour town hall at the Brother Jeff Cultural Center in Five Points, Saturday. Anderson made himself available for the community to tellRead More →