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ORLANDO-Meyer's Bakeries Inc. of Little Rock, AR, under new ownership since mid-1999, exceeded federal maximum-allowable levels by more than 6,000% at its plant here. The violations occurred between 1995 and 1998.

SALEM, OR- Supporters of proposal say it would create jobs and pump more than $5 million a year into the city's economy; opponents worry about the $600,000 in annual city subsidies necessary to support the convention center.

SEATTLE, WA-The company, preparing for an October launch of its commercial real estate website but struggling to find new financing, decides to lay off 17 of its 40 employees.

ELK GROVE VILLAGE, IL-Deutsche Post division to take 60,000 sf at industrial park near airport. O'Hare market continues strong, according to report.

WEST PALM BEACH, FL-This city's downtown section is rampant with apartment construction. More is coming as two high-rise buildings valued at a total $116 million are nearing the ground-breaking stage.

WASHINGTON-Developer Bernstein Management Corp. buys five-story building at 600 Pennsylvania Ave. SE for $14.25 million.

SEATTLE-The local startup, founded by former Pinnacle Realty Management executive Dan Sanchez, cut deals with Rent.net and Pinnacle this week, and is negotiating a third

NEW YORK CITY-As Steven Swerdlow takes the helm as executive managing director of the Eastern Division for CB Richard Ellis--a company with revenues of $1.2 billion in 1999--the Manhattan office where he currently works becomes the new division headquarters.