Word: retail
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Residents agreed in September to drop a group of lawsuits which could have delayed the project up to 60 years in return for a promise from the developer to scale down the retail shopping portion of the retail, hotel, office, and condominium complex...
...Planning Board may be concerned about retail space and parking in the proposal, "but those were our concerns, too, and we are satisfied," Anninger said yesterday...
...wages are only the most obvious sign of deeper problems which underscore the need for a union at the retail establishment. Employees claim that oppressive monitoring, biased promotion procedures, and inconsiderate assignment of tasks and responsibilities demonstrate a general lack of dignity in the Coop's treatment of its workers. A union could serve as the ideal voice to communicate grievances and provide the dignity the employees deserve...
Plans for transforming the land behind the Kennedy School of Government into the largest business complex in Harvard Square will be submitted to the Cambridge Planning Board later this month for final approval. The plans call for developing Parcel 1B into a large retail, hotel, housing and office complex with underground parking for 700 cars...
...banks looking for ways to expand their business have long been restricted by some archaic federal laws. Unlike almost any other enterprise, they have been prohibited from doing retail business outside their home state. Such rules would be similar to decreeing that General Motors could only sell cars in Michigan or that Pillsbury could only market cake mixes in Minnesota. This week, however, banks will get some overdue good news: the Carter Administration will recommend to Congress that commercial banks be allowed to open branches outside their home state. Though no one expects longstanding laws to be rewritten quickly...