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VASHON ISLAND, WA-Nearly 200 jobs will be eliminated as the ski manufacturing business relocates to Guangzhou, in the southeast corner of China. Company officials say the move is necessary to remain competitive in the industry.

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO-The developer will design and build a $5.8-million, 33,600-sf building for Mitre Corp., a not-for-profit corporation that serves the Department of the Defense, Federal Aviation Administration and Internal Revenue Service/Department of the Treasury.

PHOENIX-The 182-unit Eucalyptus Village in the city's northwest corridor has baited a $5.15-million sale between private investors from California. Buyer Terrance Barry is planning to rename the complex, located in one of the area's primary industrial sectors.

LONDON-Building materials supplier RMC has taken the final space in Teesland's Camden House office development in Stockton-On-Tees. The letting clears the way for a start on a second speculative phase.

SAN DIEGO-A high-rise condominium project as well as a new temporary location for the San Diego Children's Museum/Museo de los Ninos has won approval by the redevelopment agency in charge of Downtown projects.

MINNEAPOLIS-Northwest Airlines creates 21,000 jobs, pays $1.2 billion in wages and spends $2 billion on flight-related goods and services, according to a study done by a joint task force of business and community leaders.

DENVER-Alvarado Construction puts finishing touches on a $3-million renovation of the former Denver district attorney's office, which closed in 1984. Scenes from "Perry Mason" were shot there.

LONDON-The London Development Agency's new Economic Development Strategy plans to spread the benefits of London's economic boom into some of the capital's poorer districts.