of the games, would effectively sew up of the games, would effectively sew up the market to the merging parties. what they have done to counter that is they have effectively said that they will allow another competitor to have access, exclusive access, to all of these games and they are in fact going to be the ones who decide who gets licences to the games, including microsoft. in effect it deals with the concern that the cma has, in its original decision as to the market power in this new and fast growing market. you the market power in this new and fast-growing market. the market power in this new and fast-growing market. you call it new and fast-growing, fast-growing market. you call it new and fast-growing, and fast-growing market. you call it new and fast-growing, and it fast-growing market. you call it new and fast-growing, and it does - and fast growing, and it does underline quite what is at stake. these are astronomical figures, bringing these two businesses together, a
Factors to consider when planning new cold storage construction.
Scott Skala and Jyot Parmar | Apr 06, 2021
Multiple factors are driving demand for cold storage warehouse space: online ordering, even for perishable items, is on the rise; panic-buying during the pandemic accelerated e-commerce; and health-conscious consumers are exhibiting an interest in frozen foods not seen since the mid-1900s. An unprecedented surge in demand for warehouse and distribution space was recently noted by World Property Journal, which reported “a net 99.2 million square feet of industrial space absorbed in fourth quarter the strongest quarter on record and 203.7 million square feet absorbed for the year, a 27 percent increase over 2019 s net growth.” An article by Bisnow, “The Cold Storage Market is Maturing Beyond a Niche Industry,” stated, “The outbreak of the coronavirus has accelerated America s growing dependence on industrial real estate, and cold storage is among the fastest-grow
farmers aren t the only ones who can grow profits by capitalizing on the buy local movement. we ll turn to the board of directors to talk about this. carol roth is a business strategist. you can find her online at carolroth.com. and mike is a founder of city launch, they make the niche industry of leaders. he s author of the book the toilet paper entrepreneur. great to see you both. great to be here. one thing i thought was great was how much education had to go on between the company and the customers about this buy local thing. and that s not just for farmers, it is also for a small bookstore versus a big bookstore. how do you get people to be interested in the education part of it? people jump on trends, and the trend right snow the buzz word organic. they only know what it is. they kind of started doing this, pointing out how they buy organic by being local. organic means low environmental