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Director, National News Desk at American City Business Journals
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The National Observer: A change in plans for Amazon's HQ2

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Amazon is considering temporary uses for a prime real estate holding at its HQ2 project.
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The National Observer: World Cup host markets brace for impact

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Mark Mensheha – Director, National News Desk, American City Business Journals, The Business Journals Preview this article 1 min The FIFA World Cup begins this week. That means it's go time for city and business leaders in the event's host markets. THIS REMAINDER OF THIS ARTICLE IS FOR SUBSCRIBERS Unlock Premium Access in 45+ Cities Access 4 weeks of award-winning news and insights Get started for only $9 SUBSCRIBE NOW Already have a paid subscription? Sign in
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The National Observer: New wealth reshapes a historic neighborhood

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Mark Mensheha – Director, National News Desk, American City Business Journals, The Business Journals Preview this article 1 min Developers are responding to a wealth influx in a historic community, adding major projects that are poised to shift the neighborhood's landscape.
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