Wangard buys Good Hope Road strip mall for $900,000 - A strip mall facing West Good Hope Road outside a Pick ?n Save sold for $900,000 to an affiliate of Wangard Partners Inc., which is lining up tenants to fill 3,700 empty square feet in the building.
Wauwatosa-based Spectrum Development Group LLC, which developed the outlot mall in 2006, sold the property southeast of the busy retail intersection of West Good Hope and North 76th Street in Milwaukee.
?A lot of retailers today that would lease space in a strip center like this, they want to be out front of a large retail anchor that is going to generate traffic,? said Tony DeRosa, vice president of development for Wangard Partners, Milwaukee...
Slideshow: Punahou Carnival weekend - The 2012 Punahou School Carnival drew thousands of people to the Honolulu campus this weekend under sunny skies.
The junior class at Punahou, President Barack Obama's alma mater, has been organizing and planning the annual fundraising event since 1932, when students first hosted a campus carnival to raise money for the yearbook during the Great Depression. Highlights include game booths, rides from E.K. Fernandez Shows Inc., an art gallery, a silent auction, a "white elephant" tent, and a variety of food, including the traditional Punahou Carnival malasadas...
Gingrich brings campaign to Dayton - Newt Gingrich is slated to be in Dayton this week to drum up support for his presidential bid.
Gingrich's campaign announced he and his wife, Callista, are slated to roll through Ohio at rallies in Cincinnati, Dayton and Columbus on Tuesday as well as Cleveland on Wednesday. Details have yet to be announced.
Despite losing to Mitt Romney in Nevada, Gingrich is still pledging to stay in the race until the GOP convention this summer.
Gingrich's stop this week will probably mark the beginning of multiple stops in the Buckeye State for GOP candidates trying to build momentum for Super Tuesday -- March 6th -- when Ohio and nine other states hold a primary or caucus...
DBJ Weekend Tech Watch: News of Facebook, Apple, HP, Qwest and more - Welcome to the Denver Business Journal's Tech Watch, our roundup of the weekend's tech news from around the nation, featuring reports on Facebook, Apple, Hewlett-Packard, Qwest, Microsoft, Micron Tech, NASA, Cisco Systems, ChemoCentryx, Yelp, Marriott, Zillow and more.
Facebook revs up political funding ahead of IPO
Winklevoss twins to gain $300M from Facebook IPO?
Apple rumors: New iPad in March, iPhone in June
CEO Meg Whitman got $16.5M HP pay package
Micron Tech CEO killed in airplane accident in Idaho
SEC agrees to settlement deal with last ex-Qwest civil defendants
Microsoft teams with NASA chief to talk about science education
ChemoCentryx IPO expected this week
Cisco earnings eyed for more improvement
Yelp shows wider 2011 loss on new IPO filing
30-month sentence for Marriott computer hacker
Nearly 100 million in the U...
ChemoCentryx IPO expected this week - ChemoCentryx Inc. is the next Silicon Valley initial public offering expected, with its debut on Nasdaq expected this week.
The Mountain View company set a target range last month of $14 to $16 for the 4 million shares it plans to sell in the IPO.
The target at the top of the range would bring in $64 million, slightly less than the $69 million the biopharmaceutical company filed for back in October.
ChemoCentryx focuses on the treatment of autoimmune diseases, inflammatory disorders and cancer...
Cisco earnings eyed for more improvement - Cisco Systems Inc. earnings on Wednesday are being watched for more signs of improvement for the networking equipment giant.
Analysts expect the San Jose-based company (NASDAQ:CSCO) to post earnings of 38 cents a share, up almost 23 percent, on a revenue increase of about 8 percent to $11.23 billion.
Cisco last year shook up its business, cutting staff and dropping consumer-oriented product lines to get back to its business-oriented core.
Its stock was one of the worst performers in 2010 but has risen 40 percent since hitting bottom at $13...
US Airways Center celebrates 20th anniversary, debuts theater boxes - Country crooner George Strait opened US Airways Center in the first public concert at the downtown Phoenix venue in June 1992. Two decades later, Strait packed the house again as part of a big event celebrating the center's 20th anniversary.
The sports and entertainment venue, which is home to the NBA's Phoenix Suns, WNBA Phoenix Mercury and the Arena Football League's Arizona Rattlers, has hosted more than 30 million guests for its 3,400 events in the past 20 years.
The facility's first major renovation occurred in 2003, when an air-conditioned glass pavilion was added around the box office...
Yelp shows wider 2011 loss on new IPO filing - Online review site Yelp Inc. updated its initial public offering filing on Friday, showing it has a bigger loss than the year before as marketing and development costs rose.
The San Francisco company co-founded by former PayPal executive Jeremy Stoppelman said its loss in 2011 was $16.9 million loss last year, compared with a loss of $9.74 million in 2010. The loss attributable to shareholders was $1.10 a share vs. 71 cents a year earlier.
Revenue rose by 74 percent to $83.3 million.
The company said the number of unique visitors to the site was up 67 percent to 65...
A strip mall facing West Good Hope Road outside a Pick ?n Save sold for $900,000 to an affiliate of Wangard Partners Inc., which is lining up tenants to fill 3,700 empty square feet in the building.
Wauwatosa-based Spectrum Development Group LLC, which developed the outlot mall in 2006, sold the property southeast of the busy retail intersection of West Good Hope and North 76th Street in Milwaukee.
?A lot of retailers today that would lease space in a strip center like this, they want to be out front of a large retail anchor that is going to generate traffic,? said Tony DeRosa, vice president of development for Wangard Partners, Milwaukee...
The 2012 Punahou School Carnival drew thousands of people to the Honolulu campus this weekend under sunny skies.
The junior class at Punahou, President Barack Obama's alma mater, has been organizing and planning the annual fundraising event since 1932, when students first hosted a campus carnival to raise money for the yearbook during the Great Depression. Highlights include game booths, rides from E.K. Fernandez Shows Inc., an art gallery, a silent auction, a "white elephant" tent, and a variety of food, including the traditional Punahou Carnival malasadas...
Newt Gingrich is slated to be in Dayton this week to drum up support for his presidential bid.
Gingrich's campaign announced he and his wife, Callista, are slated to roll through Ohio at rallies in Cincinnati, Dayton and Columbus on Tuesday as well as Cleveland on Wednesday. Details have yet to be announced.
Despite losing to Mitt Romney in Nevada, Gingrich is still pledging to stay in the race until the GOP convention this summer.
Gingrich's stop this week will probably mark the beginning of multiple stops in the Buckeye State for GOP candidates trying to build momentum for Super Tuesday -- March 6th -- when Ohio and nine other states hold a primary or caucus...
Welcome to the Denver Business Journal's Tech Watch, our roundup of the weekend's tech news from around the nation, featuring reports on Facebook, Apple, Hewlett-Packard, Qwest, Microsoft, Micron Tech, NASA, Cisco Systems, ChemoCentryx, Yelp, Marriott, Zillow and more.
Facebook revs up political funding ahead of IPO
Winklevoss twins to gain $300M from Facebook IPO?
Apple rumors: New iPad in March, iPhone in June
CEO Meg Whitman got $16.5M HP pay package
Micron Tech CEO killed in airplane accident in Idaho
SEC agrees to settlement deal with last ex-Qwest civil defendants
Microsoft teams with NASA chief to talk about science education
ChemoCentryx IPO expected this week
Cisco earnings eyed for more improvement
Yelp shows wider 2011 loss on new IPO filing
30-month sentence for Marriott computer hacker
Nearly 100 million in the U...
ChemoCentryx Inc. is the next Silicon Valley initial public offering expected, with its debut on Nasdaq expected this week.
The Mountain View company set a target range last month of $14 to $16 for the 4 million shares it plans to sell in the IPO.
The target at the top of the range would bring in $64 million, slightly less than the $69 million the biopharmaceutical company filed for back in October.
ChemoCentryx focuses on the treatment of autoimmune diseases, inflammatory disorders and cancer...
Cisco Systems Inc. earnings on Wednesday are being watched for more signs of improvement for the networking equipment giant.
Analysts expect the San Jose-based company (NASDAQ:CSCO) to post earnings of 38 cents a share, up almost 23 percent, on a revenue increase of about 8 percent to $11.23 billion.
Cisco last year shook up its business, cutting staff and dropping consumer-oriented product lines to get back to its business-oriented core.
Its stock was one of the worst performers in 2010 but has risen 40 percent since hitting bottom at $13...
Country crooner George Strait opened US Airways Center in the first public concert at the downtown Phoenix venue in June 1992. Two decades later, Strait packed the house again as part of a big event celebrating the center's 20th anniversary.
The sports and entertainment venue, which is home to the NBA's Phoenix Suns, WNBA Phoenix Mercury and the Arena Football League's Arizona Rattlers, has hosted more than 30 million guests for its 3,400 events in the past 20 years.
The facility's first major renovation occurred in 2003, when an air-conditioned glass pavilion was added around the box office...
Online review site Yelp Inc. updated its initial public offering filing on Friday, showing it has a bigger loss than the year before as marketing and development costs rose.
The San Francisco company co-founded by former PayPal executive Jeremy Stoppelman said its loss in 2011 was $16.9 million loss last year, compared with a loss of $9.74 million in 2010. The loss attributable to shareholders was $1.10 a share vs. 71 cents a year earlier.
Revenue rose by 74 percent to $83.3 million.
The company said the number of unique visitors to the site was up 67 percent to 65...
