Westdale Mall tenants face move as Cedar Rapids project unfolds
Westdale tenants receive certified notices to vacate by March 31 while Frew Development advances a $90 million redevelopment. Chick fil A awaits corporate direction on future status though remaining open possible until demolition starts. Stores advise contacting corporate offices for details.
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Westdale Mall
Cedar Rapids
Justin Heitz
Westdale
Atlanta
Heitz
Frew Development Group
Manag
Ing
Edgewood Road
Collins Road
Lindale Mall
Bath & Body Works
Eddie Bauer
General Nutrition Center
Rogers Jewelers
LensCrafters
Cor
John Frew
J.C. Penney and Younkers
Midwest business conditions improve in nine-state survey
The Mid-America Business Conditions Index rose to 53.2 in December from 51.2, signaling expansion across Arkansas to North Dakota. Goss notes gains in business services and durable goods offset softer non-durable goods and agriculture tied sectors. employment lags, with transportation jobs strong. Iowa shows regional high at 61.5, with durable growth and projected positive Iowa 2014 outlook.
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Midwest
North Dakota
Arkansas
Ernie Goss
Creighton University
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Goss
Lowa
Southwest schedules woes hit on time performance
Southwest Airlines, dominant at Chicago Midway, posts the worst on time rates in the DOT metrics for August through October. Experts cite tight scheduling, congested routes, and weather as causes while the carrier extends buffers and adjusts the schedule to improve future performance.
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Chris Sweda
Chicago
Tribals Southwest
Robin Bonner
Solon
Ohio
Midway Airport
Cleveland
United Airlines
American Airlines
Spirit Airlines
Southwest Airlines
Chicago Midway International Airport
Southwest
America
Department of Transportation
Midway
United States
Seth Kaplan
Airline Weekly
Henry Harteveldt
Hudson Crossing
New York
Harteveldt
Kaplan
Brian Parrish
Parrish
Construction Spending Reaches Five Year High in November
Construction spending rose 1 percent to 934.4 billion annually in November, the highest since March 2009. Private construction jumped 2.2 percent, with residential and nonresidential outlays at multi year highs, while public spending slipped 1.8 percent.
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Commerce Department
Reuters
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