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Viacom’s New York City headquarters. Photo by JOHANNES EISELE/AFP via Getty Images Topline: As the coronavirus pandemic keeps Americans confined to their homes, nearly every industry has been negatively impacted by the disease, and businesses losing out on cash flow have started laying off workers. Here’s who’s axed staff so far: Airlines & Transportation Air
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TOPLINEThe coronavirus pandemic continues to take a heavy toll on business activity as this week’s batch of dismal economic data stokes concerns on Wall Street and serves as a sobering indication of just how badly the outbreak is impacting the American economy.  From a collapse in retail sales and manufacturing to millions of unemployment claims,
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Net positive energy home in Lincoln, Massachusetts Photo by Chuck Choi ZeroEnergy Design is an architecture firm creating high performance homes and buildings, while also offering energy consulting and HVAC design for other professionals through the firm’s mechanical design practice. The company has received numerous awards, including Best of Boston Home® 2020 Best Sustainable Architect,
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TOPLINEA spate of lawsuits targeting gym chains—deemed non-essential businesses amid a near-national shutdown—over gym charges is just one bad sign for a huge industry that may have a hard time getting back into shape post-pandemic. A Planet Fitness in Reading, Massachusetts before the onset of Coronavirus. Dina Rudick/The Boston Globe via Getty Images KEY FACTS
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The soaring One Bennett Park adds a dramatic presence to Chicago’s distinctive skyline. PeterAaron/OTTO Developer Related Midwest announced Tuesday that One Bennett Park, its recently completed 70-story luxury residential tower in Chicago’s Streeterville neighborhood, was named the 2019 Residential Project of the Year as part of the Construction Industry Service Corporation’s Pride in Construction Awards.
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Los Angeles-based public space and entertainment venue, Xbox Plaza. Jim Simmons Los Angeles, Calif.–Renowned architects Julie Smith-Clementi and Frank Clementi recently announced the launch of their new firm, Smith-Clementi, which will offer a full spectrum of place-based design. Both architects bring with them a robust portfolio of high profile projects, such as The Hollywood Bowl, The Music
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