Best Places to Work: BIP Wealth team members ‘care deeply for one another’
The rankings of Atlanta Business Chronicle’s Best Places to Work Awards finalists will be unveiled at an evening event Aug. 31.
CEO Brian Heinrichs announces ‘unexpected’ departure from Fourth Capital
Brian Heinrichs, who has served as president and CEO of the Fourth Capital Bank, announced this morning that he is no longer in the position he has held since 2021.
Fund That Flip to rebrand as Upright
The company is making the change on the heels of its acquisition of a software platform for redevelopers and builders last year.
Exclusive: St. John’s Episcopal School moves forward with long-awaited redevelopment in South Tampa
The church bought up a neighboring block nearly eight years ago and is ready to move forward with redevelopment plans.
Dick’s Sporting Goods misses guidance attributed to ‘shrink’ amid customer service layoffs
Sporting goods retailer that boomed through a pandemic pivot faces major stock hit as earnings report shows challenges.
Barron-Miller Funeral Home in Cheektowaga changes hands; name and management will remain
Barron-Miller funeral home in Cheektowaga has been purchased, but it will continue to operate under the same name and management.
University of Cincinnati Board of Trustees advances $100M student-housing development
Early designs show four new residence halls across two long-vacant sites at the gateway to UC's campus and Uptown.
CBRE has named Colliers’ ex-Bay Area head to lead its Silicon Valley office
Steffen Kammerer is replacing Mark Schmidt, who led CBRE's Silicon Valley operations for 22 years.
Dick’s Sporting Goods faces a major stock hit as its earnings report shows challenges
After mostly flying high through the pandemic years, Dick's Sporting Goods Inc. (NYSE: DKS) has revised its earnings guidance downward for the year, acknowledging some customer service layoffs and facing a major hit to its share price.
The Findlay, Ohio-based company revised its 2023 growth expectations from 1.4% down to a range of essentially flat to 2% and its earnings per share from a previous range of $12.90 to $13.80 down to between $11.33 and $12.13.
Shares of Dick's stock took a major price…
Opinion: Tampa permit delays could stifle progress, deter investment and economic growth
Tampa is a thriving hub for residents and businesses, but a prolonged permitting process will hinder economic progress.