The association representing office condo and retail space owners at downtown Orlando’s The Plaza filed a suit in Orange County Circuit Court Jan. 29 to stop Orlando Utilities Commission from turning off the system that cools the mixed-use complex.
Dynetech Corp.’s parent company, Telligenix Corp., said it will file a bankruptcy reorganization plan within two weeks, revealing how the firm plans to save itself.
As a prominent West Coast law firm, Heller Ehrman LLP helped its corporate clients deal with a range of matters, including prickly labor and employment issues.
Muzak Holdings, having restructured its debt in U.S. Bankruptcy Court, has reorganized its business lines into three divisions. It also is creating a new executive post to spearhead its sales and customer service.
A Charlotte investment company has acquired the rights to build a tower at the site of the failed 210 Trade condo project atop uptown’s EpiCentre complex.
Crescent Resources expects to turn a profit again in 2011, but the company’s restructured balance sheet will reflect a dramatic decline in real estate values.