‘Construction, construction, construction’: Downtown retailers find ways to thrive
Despite construction woes and shifting foot traffic, retailers in downtown San Antonio are carving unique paths to attract visitors and locals.
Daily Digest: A’s owner expects $40M loss; Slack unloads office space
Good morning, Bay Area. Kicking things off on Wall Street, shares of Nvidia (Nasdaq: NVDA) rose about 5% before cooling off after the Silicon Valley chip maker said sales will be about $16 billion in the three months ending in October. Analysts had estimated just $12.5 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Here's more on that. Meanwhile in San Francisco, the local city program Vacant to Vibrant plans to create pop-ups in nine storefronts next month with a total of 17 businesses make up…
Miami-Dade city reapproves Live Local Local Act moratorium after notice violation stalls initial vote
The six month-moratorium passed unanimously after the city had to repeat its first vote due to a public notice violation.
CVS launches Cordavis to market biosimilars
Cordavis' first product will be Hyrimoz, a private-label drug with an 80% lower list price than Humira, CVS said.
Atlanta private equity firm to buy Subway
Atlanta’s largest private equity firm has entered an agreement to buy the Subway sandwich chain.
Wichita bank’s executive shifts continue with new chief credit officer
This year, Equity Bancshares has made new hires in several key positions including chief financial officer and president.
How Wall Street is reacting to Nvidia’s powerhouse Q2 earnings
As trading began Thursday morning, Nvidia was up 6.5% before quickly losing some of its post-earnings momentum.
Mike Kopp of Colorado Concern gives his ‘exit interview’
Colorado Concern President and CEO Mike Kopp is stepping down from his role. He shares insights on the intersection of business, policy and politics in an exit interview of sorts.
Tech company looks to unload 80K SF of office space in downtown Denver
In 2018, the state approved $10.5 million in incentives to lure the tech company to open its office in Denver.
Storied Golden property could see mixed-use development under rezoning
The property is home to a Golden establishment dating back to the late 1800s.