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New Boeing CEO buys $4.1 million home in Seattle

The home purchase confirms previous reports that Boeing's new CEO would be based in the Seattle area.

 

Women of Influence: Bahar Azhdari, Brookdale Senior Living Inc.

Get to know 2024 Women of Influence honoree Bahar Azhdari, vice president, compliance officer of Brookdale Senior Living Inc.

 

Thirsty Lion to open two-story restaurant near Cardinals’ stadium

Thirsty Lion, which is owned by Scottsdale-based Concept Entertainment Group, is preparing to open a new location at the Westgate Entertainment District in Glendale that is much larger than its usual restaurant footprint.

 

Northeastern breaks ground on new Portland campus

The Boston-based university plans to more than double the student body at its Roux Institute.

 

CLT airport to open $241 million expansion (Photos)

Charlotte Douglas International Airport will grow to 124 gates when a second expansion phase of Concourse A debuts — and more is to follow.

 

Fast-growing Wilmington tech firm raises $70M led by Salesforce Ventures

It is likely the largest venture capital round for a startup outside of the life sciences sector in Greater Philadelphia this year.

 

Dining news: South Philly's Lombardi's Prime Meats sells; Raising Cane's opens in Northeast Philadelphia

Also this week, Philadelphia's Halloween pop-up bars are dusting off their fake cobwebs and a bakery is opening in Brewerytown.

 

NYT Connections today: See hints and answers for September 16

Connections is the latest New York Times word game that's captured the public's attention.

 

Residents say city road closures for Mexican Independence Day celebrations too restrictive

Despite Chicago city officials’ efforts to reduce Mexican Independence Day car caravans this year, the annual festivities prompted the city to implement sudden road closures downtown Saturday evening. Many residents spent hours trying to get home.
“(It was) an epic failure like I have never seen in this city.  Not Nascar, (n)ot Lollapalooza, (n)ot anything compared to how poorly this was handled,” Aaron Thompson, a 46-year-old River North resident, wrote to Ald. Brendan Reilly, 42nd, Sunday morning.

 

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