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LOS ANGELES-California's PUC says increase is needed to bail out utilities and force energy users to conserve energy. Consumer and business groups say it will create hardship on consumers and cause more businesses to leave the state.
DALLAS-What's in store for commercial real estate's rapidly evolving bricks-and-clicks world? Realcomm 2001, set for June 14-15 in Dallas, might hold the key. The trade show and conference boasts a full gamut of high-tech solutions and products.
HOUSTON-A global logistics provider has inked a 19,200-sf lease for industrial space at Houston's Interwood Business Center. The German-based freight forwarder maintains more than 225 locations worldwide.
RALEIGH, NC-The state's economy will decline by 2% this year but lower interest rates will improve conditions later, a North Carolina State University economist tells GlobeSt.com.
WOODINVILLE, WA-Constellation Brands' Canandaigua Wine division paid $52 million for Corus Brands Inc., owner of Columbia Winery in Woodinville, Covey Run Winery in the Yakima Valley and other, lesser known brands.
SAN FRANCISCO-The economy may be slowing, but the real estate law firm Steefel, Levitt & Weiss is accelerating. The locally based firm has hired eight new attorneys to handle its growing business.
BOSTON-President George W. Bush stands by the executive order he issued to ban project labor agreements. This could dissolve the agreement on the Big Dig, which has managed to avoid labor disputes and work stoppages.