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Manchester City Council step in after LGIM Legal & General withdraw plans for Piccadilly Gardens
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From the hidden voices of CRE's LGBT community to social media's impact on restaurant anchor tenants, here are this week's headlines, presented by EisnerAmper
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Starting January 1, Marcia Maack will be the pro bono director of 1,500-lawyer Mayer Brown. She fills us in on the three keys to successful law firm pro bono.
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WireMasters is expanding into a brand new distribution center in Mesa.
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Regus Spaces takes 32K in central Birmingham as the workspace revolution gathers pace.
Canadian investor Ivanhoé Cambridge has bought into Peel’s Logistics £1B U.K. warehouse property business. Co owners are Macquarie Capital and parent Peel G
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Manchester City Council change Portland Street plan to protect the city's gay village LGBTQ
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Manchester City Council chose location for U.K.'s first gay elderly retirement community
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Restaurant owners and operators are pairing drag queen entertainment with a meal to draw crowds and expand to new customers.
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Less than a month from opening a second Toronto location, Chick-fil-A faces whether its decision to drop donations to anti-LGBT groups is enough for customers.
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