New retailers coming to International Plaza this summer

While Restoration Hardware’s multistory design gallery is under construction near International Plaza’s Bay Street corridor, some smaller changes are coming to the inside of the mall.

A jeweler and two upscale athletic apparel stores will set up shop this summer.

The Bay region’s first Athleta will open in June, across from Gap in the mall’s lower level, the mall announced Friday. Athleta sells women’s athletic gear, swimwear and casual clothing. The retailer is one of Gap Inc.’s brands. The International…

GE sells unit to focus on industrial business

General Electric is planning to sell one of its units toboost another part of its business, New York Business Journal reports.

GE (NYSE GE) plans to sell most of its GE Capital unit over the next two years. It has already struck a deal to sell about $26.5 billion in commercial real estate and debt to Blackstone and Wells Fargo.

GE officials made the decision in part because of the regulation and oversight that comes with financial business, including the “too big to fail” classification.

GE…

8 things: The battle for a new NFL stadium site; Hilton owner gets much bigger

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Washington’s NFL franchise still has a dozen years left on its FedEx Field lease in Landover, but already things are in motion for a possible new stadium and possibly in a new location.

But as Virginia pitches sites and Maryland shows deep interest it wants the team to remain in the state where it’s played for going on 20 years, the team’s controversial nickname could be a factor, The Washington Post reports.

Not…

Five big development proposals on Broward agenda

Fernbrook Florida has requested approval for 73 condo units in its Sabbia Beach project.

The 19-story building would rise at 730 N. Ocean Blvd. in Pompano Beach. The land could also have nine town homes. The developer wants the previous approval for 50 high rise units and nine town homes increased by 23 condos.

It acquired the 2.2-acre site for $10.5 million in May 2014. Pre-construction prices start in the low $900,000s.

The developer is a partnership of Fernbrook Homes in Canada and Federico…

7 things you need to know today, plus why Frontier is No. 1 — for complaints, that is

Frontier Airlines is leading its industry — in complaints, that is.

The Denver-based carrier, which flies out of Orlando, had 14.4 complaints for every 100,000 passengers in February, according to the U.S. Department of Transportation. The nation’s top 13 airlines, by contrast, had only 1.97.

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DeLand leaders still on a hunt for federal SunRail funds

DeLand political, business and civic leaders are working…