ORLANDO-Chase Treasury Technologies Corp. wants a backup security site for its planned three-building Tampa, FL campus where the company will make electronic payments to customers of more than $1.2 trillion per day. The estimated construction cost of the 61,413-sf distribution building is $6.14 million.

ORLANDO-Winn-Dixie Stores Inc. of Jacksonville, a 1,000-store chain in 14 states and the Bahamas, is buying nine outlets from the 12-store Orlando-based Gooding's Supermarkets Inc. for an undisclosed sum. The Justice Dept. has cleared the deal of any antitrust violations. The transaction is expected to close by year end.

ORLANDO-Fighting a bankruptcy-filing petition to the 11th hour, the 30-year-old, international manufacturer of commercial road machinery agrees to reorganize and start paying off its $110.4-million debt load to lenders. The Chapter 11 filing avoids a protracted federal Bankruptcy Court trial.

ORLANDO-Vista-United Telecommunications, a 29-year-old Lake Buena Vista, FL company, has been sold by Walt Disney World Co. and Sprint Corp. to Las Vegas-based Smart City Networks. But the deal still needs a green light from state and federal regulators.

ORLANDO-Meyer's Bakeries Inc. of Little Rock, AR, under new ownership since mid-1999, exceeded federal maximum-allowable levels by more than 6,000% at its plant here. The violations occurred between 1995 and 1998.

ORLANDO-The 244-unit Downtown lakefront apartment complex, acquired by Atlanta-based Post Properties Inc. two years ago, is 100% leased. Two-bedroom, two-bath units rent for $2,525 per month.

ORLANDO-Swerdlow Real Estate Group lines up Home Depot, BJs Wholesale Club, OfficeMax, Burdines and Linens-N-Things for Millenia Plaza, an estimated $70-million venture tentatively scheduled to debut in south Orlando by June 2001.

ORLANDO-Corporate Investment International Inc., a three-office brokerage with sales of $60 million over the past three years, has opened a fourth unit in Cocoa Beach, about 50 miles southeast of Downtown Orlando.