SAN JOSE-The networking giant is suspending construction of an 8,000-worker campus in Alviso and not starting on a 10,000-worker industrial park in Fremont, but will continue preliminary work on a 20,000-worker campus in San Jose's Coyote Valley.

BOSTON-While the Red Sox CEO has been insistent that the team will not leave Fenway, there is speculation here over the possibility that local developer Frank McCourt would like the Boston Red Sox to build a ballpark on his piece of waterfront property.

DENVER-The Lockheed Martin Deer Creek headquarters, being marketed for $60 million, has not made Boeing's cut of sites in the feverish competition among Denver, Dallas and Chicago. It's too big, says one of the listing brokers.

KLAMATH FALLS, OR-In order to improve the financial performance of the company, Klamath First president and CEO Kermit Houser says greater emphasis will be placed on higher yielding/shorter term loans such as commercial real estate lending, small business, commercial/industrial and consumer lending.