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February 23, 2015

Dine-in theater to take former Gus Mayer space at Brookwood Village

The Homewood Planning & Zoning Commission has approved plans for a 40,000-square-foot theater at Brookwood Village mall.

According to Homewood Senior planner Vanessa McGrath, Brookwood Village owner, Dallas, Texas-based Cypress Equities, presented plans on Feb. 3 that would bring a dine-in theater to the mall.

The mall has not announced an opening date for the theater, and calls and emails to Cypress Equities were not answered before publication.

The theater will go on the first level of the main…

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February 23, 2015

Dominion buys Whitefish Bay apartment building, plans renovations

Milwaukee apartment developer and manager Dominion Properties entered the Whitefish Bay market with the $1.27 million purchase of a building that the company plans to rehab.

The 18-unit apartment at 700 E. Henry Clay St. was sold by two longtime owners from Fox Point, said Mike O’Connor, Dominion principal. The company has significant holdings on Milwaukee’s lower east side and Shorewood, but this is its first building in the north shore suburb, he said.

“I would absolutely say if anybody on the…

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February 23, 2015

Valley Partnership names new CEO

Valley Partnership — a commercial real estate industry group — has named Cheryl Lombard as its new president and CEO.

She succeeds Richard Hubbard who abruptly quit the real estate group in December.

Lombard, an attorney, comes to Valley Partnership from the Nature Conservancy where she served as government relations director.

She also served as a lobbyist for the California law firm Bell, McAndrews & Hiltachk. Their clients included the Walt Disney Co. and former governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Lombard…

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February 23, 2015

Rice Business Plan finalist closes first cash infusion

A-76 Technologies Inc. announced Feb. 23 it closed a $2.5 million series A round to help grow sales and operations.

The round was led by Houston-based Southern Funds Group LLC. It also included contributions from Nazmark LLC and two angel investors, James Thompson and Mark Dice, A-76 CEO Lauren Thompson Miller told the Houston Business Journal.

The Houston-based energy technology company raked in $550,000 during the 2014 Rice Business Plan Competition. One of its awards, the $100,000 Greater Houston…

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February 23, 2015

Here's why Lockheed is pulling the curtain back on Skunk Works

Lockheed Martin Corp.’s Advanced Development Programs group, better known as Skunk Works, has been ultra-secretive for decades. But it’s undergoing a cultural shift, with its chief pulling back the curtain in an attempt to attract top talent.

That’s clear from a look at the Lockheed (NYSE: LMT) website Monday, which now features a splashy rundown of Skunk Works’ approach, accomplishments and opportunities. That never would’ve happened a year ago.

Of course, this isn’t to say Rob Weiss, Skunk Works’…

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