... same, six years down the line, highlights how government has not taken the issue of high street decline seriously enough. “We ... are disenfranchised because there are no facilities for them. High streets are social and community resources.”Portas said the ...
... three years ... that's going to get [vacancy] more in line with historical norms as supply tails off and absorption will ...
... carbon emissions from their buildings by 50% by 2030, in line with the recent goal published by the United Nations. And ...
... -star hospitality service to the high seas. The high-end hotelier announced Thursday it ... will launch a luxury cruising yacht line that ... Disney when it launched its Disney Cruise Line back in 1996. The ships will ...
... an office tower, which will rise nearly 300 feet high, received planning board approval in January. The developer is ... . In December, the Federal Transit Administration told Leon the line would have sufficient ridership despite Metro's woes, which Maryland ...
... the same issue and are migrating to the suburbs as high prices force them out of the city in core markets ...
... took its first steps into the high-end clothing market.The company showcased its new line earlier this week at the New ... , the Wall Street Journal reports. When asked whether the new line is athleisure, Under Armour president of sport fashion Ben Pruess ...
... Investment Group owns Brightline. The SoCal-to-Las Vegas high-speed rail project often discussed in this part of the ... stations and connectivity to the California Metrolink and the state high-speed rail that is currently underway. The first station will ...
... way to the HS2 London-to-Birmingham rail line have been approved, with some high-speed deal making in evidence. The landmark ...
... St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports. "The investment is in line with Nestlé’s strategy to increasingly focus capital spending on ... advancing the high-growth food and beverage categories of coffee, pet care, ...
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