EDITOR'S LETTER: Spanking new, and better than ever 

Apr 1, 2001, Elise Vachon

Running in my genes is just enough creativity to be dangerous. By moving every few years, from country to country and from house to house, I've been able...

EDITOR'S LETTER: Amalgamation of past and future 

Mar 1, 2001, Elise Vachon

A year ago I would have said, Shop online? Not with my credit card! I admit, I don't think of online buying often, but when I wanted to send flowers to...

EDITOR'S LETTER: Consolidation = negotiating power? 

Feb 1, 2001, Elise Vachon

According to experts, grocery-anchored shopping centers continue to be pursued by investors.But it seems the ownership of such properties is still wide...

Wisdom from the ages 

Dec 1, 2000, Elise Vachon

Travel today has become the norm, but it strikes me as odd the more we travel the more we build homogenous and interchangeable complexes, buildings, stores...

EDITOR'S DESK 

Jan 1, 1999, Matt Valley, Editor

Giant IKEA comes to Midwest SCHAUMBURG, ILL. -- Chicago motorists on I-90 can't help but take notice of the mammoth, three-story, 410,000 sq. ft. structure...

PUBLISHER'S NOTE 

Jan 1, 1999, John Davis

No time to rest on our laurels Information -- the speed at which it flows and how we choose to act on it -- is crucial to maintaining a competitive edge...

Editor's Desk 

Jan 1, 1998, Teresa DeFranks, Editor/Associate Publisher

The Information Age Shopping Center World and all of the Intertec real estate publications made the connection to the Internet several years ago, and...

Editor's Desk 

Nov 1, 1997, Teresa DeFranks, Editor/Associate Publisher

Of Summits, Sales & Security Ordinarily, I wouldn't take this space to preview what's in this issue. Together the cover and table of contents usually...

Editor's Desk 

Sep 1, 1997, Teresa DeFranks, Editor/Associate Publisher

It's Official New words come into our language constantly, but it can take years for these words (often thought to be faddish or jargon) to be added to...

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