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• A Nose for Business: Relocation Leads Okla. Connecting Retailers, Shoppers

After Margaret Croom graduated from Oklahoma Baptist University in 1987, she began a career in information technology. Her career included working for IBM and EDS as she and her husband, Mike Croom, relocated several times when he was transferred in his job as an environmental health and safety engineer before they moved to Spokane, Wash. In relocating to different towns, including Houston, Margaret Croom, a graduate of Putnam City West High School, said she discovered that the local residents she met often did not know where to find the local stores - they just went to the mall.

• The Journal Record
• May 16, 2011

• 20 CFR 667.268 - What prohibitions apply to the use of WIA title I funds to encourage business relocation?

• Code of Federal Regulations - Title 20: Employees' Benefits

• Carol A. Gallo, Plaintiff-Appellant, v. Prudential Residential Services, Limited Partnership, Doing Business as Prudential Relocation Management, Defendant-Appellee., 22 F.3d 1219 (2nd Cir. 1994)

Anne Golden, White Plains, NY, for plaintiff-appellant. Lawrence Peikes, Stamford, CT (Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker, Stamford, CT, of counsel), ...

• Federal Circuits

• Prudential's Brokerage and Relocation Business Sold for $110 Million

Prudential Preferred Realty is now part of Brookfield Asset Management Inc., following the purchase by Brookfield of Prudential Financial Inc.'s real estate brokerage and relocation business unit for about $110 million. The acquisition makes Brookfield Residential the second-largest relocation operation and third-largest residential real estate brokerage in North America, said Stephanie Slipher, a Brookfield spokeswoman. Included in the sale are 2,800 Prudential offices and 88,000 real estate agents. Most offices are operated under franchise agreements.

• Tribune - Review / Pittsburgh Tribune - Review
• December 08, 2011

• Fidelity shocks Marlboro; `Business decision' means relocation of 1,100 jobs.

Byline: Martin Luttrell; Elaine Thompson MARLBORO - Fidelity Investments plans to close its main Marlboro facility by next year, moving most of its ...

• Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
• Nbr. 2011, January 2011

• Business-Relocation Sector Searches for Business

Fairfield County's business-relocation market is in a bit of the doldrums, with corporate moves into the county at a standstill and established compan...

• Fairfield County Business Journal
• July 30, 2009

• A Good Idea Is Becoming a Giveaway

We're backing Hartz on this one. The EDA is right when it says Panasonic may move - the electronics giant apparently has been courting more suitors than Paris Hilton in its bid to leave the Meadowlands - but this goes against the mission of the Urban Transit Hub program, which was designed to encourage urban developers and tenants to make big capital investments in long-suffering cities. Hartz argued the transit hub program isn't meant to retain companies threatening to leave the state - the function of the Business Retention and Relocation Assistance Grant program - and said $100 million is too much to surrender in this matter, particularly when an EDA estimate of the economic impact of retaining Panasonic has fallen from nearly $350 million to $222.8 million.

• NJBIZ
• February 28, 2011

• Usw Aims to Stop Business Relocation

WHEELING - A judge has ordered steelmaker Severstal Wheeling to temporarily stop removing equipment from its Beech Bottom plant. Ohio County Circuit J...

• Charleston Daily Mail
• December 20, 2010

• Remove Obstacles to Minimize Business-Relocation Costs

Whether scaling up or down in size, the costs of moving to a new location can add up sizabl without a budget. Even the smallest or shortest of moves c...

• Central Penn Business Journal
• August 21, 2009

• Relocation Business Makes a Comeback

After the economic meltdown of 2000, moving companies faced trouble, but a surge that started nationwide in 2004 has people in the industry seeing sub...

• Fairfield County Business Journal
• August 05, 2009