SHANGHAI, CHINA-Though the government helped moderate the growth bubble in the country, the office market has already bottomed and started up demand.

DETROIT-The parent company of Quicken Loans has taken four floors in the Compuware building, after abandoning plans to build a tower Downtown.

CHICAGO-The insurance firm is moving up three floors in the 905,000-square-foot tower. Plus more Midwest news.

VICTORVILLE, CA-Dr Pepper Snapple will make and distribute its popular soft drinks from this new western manufacturing and distribution hub.

CLEVELAND-The Rock Holdings Inc. subsidiary is bringing on Harrah’s to manage its two planned casinos here and in Cincinnati.

LONDON-The company’s second store in the city is the largest ever opened by the computer giant, and the company’s 300th to open. Twenty-four stores are planned to open worldwide this quarter.

DUBAI-The firm has formed a subsidiary to join with ERC Private, based in Singapore, to build the facility.

CHICAGO-Grant Thornton LLP’s Corporate Advisory & Restructuring Services division has released a paper that says it’s better to balance short- and long-term strategies than to conserve.