| Carmine’s brings Italian tradition to Penn Quarter Carmine’s puts a lot of stock in tradition. For one thing, the New York-based Italian restaurant chain has to open every location on a Tuesday (in this case, Aug. 3 in Northwest D.C.). Also, no Carmine’s can be built without a neon “Cocktail Lounge” sign in the window (D.C.’s is already in place). And people featured in portraits on the restaurant’s walls have to be Italian — and have to be dead (they once also had to be men, but the restaurant has evolved with the times, CEO Jeffrey Bank says). feeds.bizjournals.com |
Best Buy acquires naming rights for NYC theater Best Buy Co. Inc. has acquired the naming rights for 2,100-seat concert and event venue in New York City's Times Square. (BBY) feeds.bizjournals.com |
Delhaize to exchange debt Delhaize Group is making a tender offer to refinance high-coupon debt issued by its subsidiary, Delhaize America Inc., the Salisbury-based owner of Food Lion and other grocery chains. (DEG) feeds.bizjournals.com |
Servatii’s signs lease on Fountain Square Well-known Cincinnati bakery Servatii’s Pastry Shop and Deli will be bringing its donuts, cakes and pretzel bagels to a new location on Fountain Square. feeds.bizjournals.com |
At East Village Food Pantry, the Price is One Sermon The Tompkins Square Gospel Fellowship gives away food donated by Trader Joe’s to serve “not just a physical need but a spiritual need.” nytimes.com |