Westdale aims for 82-room hotel as Cedar Rapids redevelopment expands
Frew Development Group and Kinseth Hospitality plan an 82 room limited service hotel at Westdale in Cedar Rapids near Williams Boulevard SW. The project targets a summer 2017 opening with a national brand and new market concept.
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North Liberty
Frew Development Group
Ment and Ownership Company
Frew Development
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Kinseth Hospitality
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J.C. Penney
Younkers
Burlington Stores
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Domicile Decor Shifts to Host Local Artists on Boyson Road
Edgerton area store owner Rina Jensen, who bought Domicile Decor in March 2014, now runs a consignment gallery for eight local artists at a new Boyson Road location. The shop no longer offers design services and focuses on showcasing artist work and furniture from local interior design companies. Jensen swapped her original plan for in-store photography and expanded the gallery as space allows.
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Domicile Decor highlights monthly theme shows in Cedar Rapids
Owner Rina Jensen runs Domicile Decor at 568 Boyson Road NE featuring a new theme each month to attract artists. She invites Iowa artists of all ages and levels, emphasizing local talent and monthly exhibitions.
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Domicile Decore
Boyson Road
Cedar Rapids
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Disney exits Infinity unit ending toys to life era
Disney will close its Salt Lake City game studio and cut about 300 jobs after ending the Infinity video game line. The 147 million charge covers severance and to write off the investment as Disney shifts to licensing with partners like Electronic Arts. Activision Blizzard benefits as the toys to life market consolidates amid rising competition.
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Wedbush Securities
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EBay and FedEx team to turn clutter into cash
EBay and FedEx launch a program allowing customers to drop off items at 1600 plus FedEx stores to be listed on eBay. Sellers earn no upfront fees with commissions ranging from 20 to 40 percent, part of extending the Valet service to make selling easier.
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