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REVIEW: Fascinating rhythms mark CSO premieres of new American works
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra's concert Friday included two galvanizing premieres of new works by rising American composers. 
Tags Food & Lifestyle Retailing & Restaurants Arts
O'Brien's Viewpoint: United Way campaign most memorable ever
Morgan O'Brien took over the United Way annual campaign just as the pandemic hit. It has been a memorable experience for him. 
Tags Philanthropy & Nonprofits United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania Morgan O’Brien
After firing Sean Miller, UArizona looks for replacement who can win games, generate dollars
As the University of Arizona searches for a new men’s basketball coach, it will seek one that can sustain the success that has defined the program since the mid-1980s — in wins and revenue gains. 
Tags National Collegiate Athletic Association Education Colleges & Universities
WeWork to go public via SPAC led by Sacramento Kings owner and Tibco founder Vivek Ranadive
The deal would value WeWork at $9 billion including debt. The company has multiple locations in Atlanta. 
Tags Technology Sacramento Kings Fidelity Management Corp/
See Lake Geneva estate, with Olympic-sized pool, that just sold for $12 million: Slideshow
A 25-room estate in Lake Geneva that sports a resort-style pier, an Olympic-sized pool, 13 bedrooms and 16 bathrooms, was sold on Friday for $12 million, making it one of the highest-priced home sales... 
Tags Professional Services Anne DuBray Legal Services
Long John Silver's closes East End flagship restaurant
The flagship location was the first new design for the company in more than a decade when it opened in March 2018. 
Tags Coronavirus Restaurants Retailing & Restaurants
Covid drives tech research in Arizona, from food robots to an app for loneliness
Across Arizona, the push for new technology during the Covid-19 pandemic has led to innovations to help curb loneliness, improve access to health care and track the spread of the disease. 
Tags Technology Coronavirus
This week in DFW bankruptcies
This week in Dallas business bankruptcies include Maple Heights Investments LLC, StarMan Studies LLC and more. For the year, Dallas has recorded 76 business bankruptcy filings. 
New emergency proclamation includes anticipated quarantine exemption for vaccinated travelers
The exemption will only be available upon approval by the director of the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency. 
Tags Travel Government & Regulations Travel & Tourism
Beware the small-business law of numbers
Let’s look at just three elements of this law that demonstrate why the numbers are against a small business maintaining a safe distance between fulfilling their dreams and, well, you know. 
Tags Human Resources Career & Workplace
Fast-growing Greek restaurant chain has big plans for Sacramento area
The first local Nick the Greek site could open in May. 
Tags Pappas Investments Gallelli Real Estate Retailing & Restaurants
Homebuilder pays record price for large Snohomish County site mired in controversy
As home prices soar, homebuilders pour money into the Puget Sound region. Here's the latest example. 
Tags Lennar Corporation John Lakhani Wes Falkenborg
Breed unveils S.F.’s largest pandemic relief program for small businesses
The program could provide grants to about 1,400 businesses. 
Tags London Breed Retailing & Restaurants Food & Lifestyle
Kentucky judge grants Louisville businesses temporary injunction on Covid-19 orders
Goodwood Brewing and Dundee Tavern in Louisville have won a temporary injunction pertaining to Covid-19 orders issued by Gov. Andy Beshear. 
Tags Food & Lifestyle Government & Regulations Retailing & Restaurants
Adventist Health installs microgrid at rural center for power shutoffs
Roseville-based Adventist Health just completed a large microgid electric project at its Feather River Health Care Center in Paradise so it can operate fully during public safety power shutoffs. 
Tags Pacific Gas & Electric Co/ Pacific Gas and Electric Co/ Energy
Data Bank: Portland public transit faces long road to recovery and real growth
As the economy recovers in 2021, ridership on TriMet and other public transportation systems may lag behind due to more permanent shifts in commuting habits. 
Tags Travel & Tourism Census Bureau, United States Transportation
Amazon will open delivery center in former Haldex facility in Blue Springs
Amazon expects to open its ninth known Kansas City metro facility in late 2021, within a 70,000-square-foot building vacated by Haldex Brake Products Corp. 
Tags Nikki Wheeler E/commerce Haldex Brake Products Corp/
BET's former D.C. headquarters offered for sale
The offering comes nearly four years after BET Networks announced it would relocate to New York. 
Tags CRE Brokerages Bet Networks Incorporated Savills
Larry Ellison buys an $80 million mansion in South Florida. Is a move from high-tax Hawaii next?
The billionaire snapped up the Florida property as Hawaii seeks to boost its top personal income tax to the highest in the nation. 
Tags Technology Residential Real Estate Larry Ellison
These Houston women are making strides in construction
These two Houstonians are part of a crew working on a billion-dollar water purification plant expansion. 
Tags Human Resources Career & Workplace
Haven for Hope CEO steps down; assumes strategic role
The outgoing CEO is not leaving the nonprofit entirely, but is instead stepping into a new role. 
Tags Molly Biglari Kenny Wilson Bill Greehey
Foodland investigates potential customer cyber security threat
The sender of the email threatened to publish sensative information on the "darknet" unless people contacted Foodland. 
Tags Retail Chains Retailing Cybersecurity
Don't Count Portland Out: The PBJ's full coverage
The series explores how Portland can rebuild itself in smarter — and more equitable — ways coming out of the pandemic and other setbacks. 
Tags Commercial Real Estate Health Care Dont Count Portland Out 2021
D.C. to allow Wizards and Capitals to host fans, Nats and United to hike capacity
The change comes as Ted Leonsis and others have pressured the mayor to approve their request to host fans indoors. 
Tags Government & Regulations Washington Nationals D/C/ United
The week in bankruptcies: Futurum Communications Corp., The Donut House Inc. and more
For the year, Denver has recorded 11 business bankruptcy filings. 
Tags Banking & Financial Services
Fourth generation of family leadership now at helm of Steinhafels
Andrew Steinhafel has been named the new president of the home furnishings business. 
Tags Steinhafels, Inc/ Mark Steinhafel Andrew Steinhafel
The week in bankruptcies: Gilbert MH LLC, Peaks Fitness LLC and 4 more
This week in Phoenix business bankruptcies include Gilbert MH LLC, Peaks Fitness LLC and more. For the year, Phoenix has recorded 13 business bankruptcy filings. 
Tags Banking & Financial Services
Covid-19 stats looking better in Austin area but there's 'more work to do'
The Covid-19 risk level in the Austin area remains at Stage 3, according to public health officials — and they say continued mask wearing and social distancing is needed to bring it down. 
Tags Health Care Coronavirus Insurance
Cincinnati will pay second-largest settlement in city history to teen's family
The city of Cincinnati will pay $6 million to the family of Kyle Plush to settle their wrongful death lawsuit. 
Tags Government & Regulations Kyle Plush Roger Owensby
Bright Health buys telehealth startup Zipnosis
Terms of the deal were not disclosed. 
Tickers INNO
Tags Health Insurance Insurance Startups
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