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PHOENIX-A deal to build a resort adjacent to the state's biggest manmade lake has apparently sunk, but the first of what could be several lawsuits has floated to the surface.
DALLAS-Equinix Inc., based in Mountain View, CA, is on line with a 55,000-sf high-tech center at Dallas' Infomart. The city's burgeoning high-tech industry triggers the company's decision to make a "significant investment" in the metroplex.
ATLANTA-New ownership is about to launch into an $8.5-million renovation at the 89-year-old, 326-suite Georgia Terrace Hotel & Towers. A Q1 2001 completion is expected.
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.
SALEM, OR- Supporters of proposal say it would create jobs and pump more than $5 million a year into the city's economy; opponents worry about the $600,000 in annual city subsidies necessary to support the convention center.