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SAN DIEGO—Libraries, private phone rooms, sound-buffering equipment and domed furniture are allowing users with open floor plans to provide employees what they need to do concentrated work or have private conversations, experts tell GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA—In part 2 of this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> two-part analysis, retail executives tell GlobeSt.com we should expect more twists and turns in the grocery arena, particularly in Southern California, where the competition is fierce and plentiful.
SAN DIEGO—South County is outpacing the rest of San Diego County and the rest of the nation in terms of economic growth, says South County EDC's Cindy Gompper-Graves during the council's 25th Annual Economic Summit here last week.
NEW YORK CITY—For the second time in nearly two years, a 60-something-year-old top female executive at the firm has been replaced by a younger male—and this time, she was fired, GlobeSt.com has learned.
CHEVY CHASE, MD—“Balancing interest in new development with concerns about potential overbuilding requires working closely with financing partners to navigate this evolving landscape,” says Imran Javaid at Capital One.
LOS ANGELES—Technology is removing inefficiencies from the building process, according to CW Driver's Matthew Wilt, who explains how the industry is evolving in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> story.