Buckhead's Lenox Marketplace shopping mall has been purchased by Selig Enterprises and an Ohio teachers' pension fund.
The multi-level mall at 3535 Peachtree Road, between Wieuca and Oak Valley roads, is anchored by Target, Publix, Dick's Sporting Goods and LA Fitness.
The mall had been owned since 2004 by EDENS, which did not respond to a comment request. An April 1 announcement of the sale did not disclose its terms.
Atlanta-based Selig owns many commercial properties, including the adjacent Buckhead Triangle shopping center. The other new owner is the State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio, which holds nearly $80 billion in investment assets, according to its website .
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If you like shopping at Pike Place Market in Seattle, you will soon get a similar experience in the Tri-Cities.
The radical act of staying in Youngstown - Marketplace
The deindustrialization of the Northeast and Midwest in the 1970s left Youngstown, Ohio, scarred with abandoned factories, high unemployment rates and dilapidated neighborhoods.
But there are some Youngstown natives who have chosen to stay and work to revive their city, as chronicled in the new “America ReFramed” documentary “The Place That Makes Us,” directed by Karla Murthy.
Karla Murthy : There is progress that is being made. I mean, that was one of the reasons why I wanted to go there was to show that progress. So back when you were probably there 10 years ago, that was when a lot of these groups were just starting out, one of the main nonprofits that we followed, and, you know, their work is to rehab a lot of the vacant, blighted homes across the city. And, you know, it’s slow, incremental work, but it is all adding up and it is making a difference
Japanese Manga Artist to Auction NFT Digital Art on IOST-Integrated Marketplace | BTCMANAGER
Specifically, IOST is the ideal smart contract platform for non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in that it provides a gas-efficient smart contracts alternative that is conducive for small transactions.
"We believe that NFT can contribute to digital art transactions that are suitable for transactions and can return royalties to all creators. Profit-sharing is implemented through smart contracts, programs that run on the blockchain, ensuring transparency and reliability of the business model built in the IOST ecosystem."
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RE/MAX Adds Suppliers to Marketplace — RISMedia |
RE/MAX, LLC, recently announced the addition of eight companies to the RE/MAX Approved Supplier program, a list of vetted organizations providing business services to the RE/MAX network. All Approved Supplier services and products are offered through the RE/MAX Marketplace , a one-stop portal for RE/MAX affiliates in the U.S. and Canada to find exclusive deals on digital products, services, apps, technology and more.
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Google's Supreme Court win could actually benefit the little guy - Marketplace
For years, courts have been trying to hash out whether Google stole code from Oracle, the database software giant. Way back when Google was creating its Android mobile operating system, it decided to use some Java code that would make the system compatible with a lot of programs. But the Java code was owned by Oracle, which then sued, and it’s been in the courts ever since .
Mark Lemley: The internet is built on interoperability. And I would say, in the 1980s, 1990s, interoperability was a fundamental part of the way we wrote software. Something strange has happened in the last two decades, and that is that we’ve seen it sort of overtaken by walled gardens. So Apple, for instance, if you have an iPhone, Apple gets to say, “We get to decide which apps can run on that phone.
IMF warns global growth will be lopsided - Marketplace
The International Monetary Fund is expected to deliver some good news Tuesday — the worldwide economic expansion this year will be higher than it had last predicted, somewhere north of 5.5%. But the global financial institution also has a word of caution: That number is hiding a lot of unequal growth. We're not all getting out of the pandemic at the same time. And that may leave lasting damage.
In a speech ahead of the IMF's week of meetings, Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva had this simple warning: "The U.S. is looking good, India is looking good, China is looking good. Ah, Brazil, the United Kingdom, Russia, and parts of Western Europe are not so good."
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