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Larry Bayliss has a court date with Bank of His age discrimination suit is set to go to triaol in October in FederalCourt here, unless the two sidee can reach a settlement. Bayliss was a long-timw marketer for NationsBank until he was fired in July 1998 at the ageof 57, shortlyy before Bank of America bought NationsBank. Washingtonn Ave. action McGowan Brothers Development Corp. and Millennium Automotivw partnered to purchasethe 125,000-square-foot Redman Building at 1228 Washingtohn Ave. for nearly $1.2 million. They plan to spende another $10 million for renovationw to create loft apartments and a new headquarterszfor Millennium. SportsHuddle.
com, the locally based, online sports Web site, has cut dealss with four newspapers -- San Antonio Express News, Milwaukee Raleigh News & Observer and the Knoxvillre News-Sentinel, said Chief Executive Matt The company now has more than 50 newspaper partnerws acrossthe country. Sandy Jaffe is saying hello to "Good Night, Moon," the "Run Away and other artwork from dozens of otherdclassic children's books. Jaffe's company, The purchased Peaceable Kingdom Presasin Berkeley, Calif., for more than $1 millioh earlier this month. The company holdxs the licensing rights forClement Hurd's artwork, as well as othee popular children's art.
The combined companies will have $43 milliom in sales and nearly200 people. Richard Sills is bringintg his 25 years of experienc running galleries inLos Angeles, Hawaiij and Santa Fe, to Wentworth Gallery in the St. Louie Galleria. His first schedulee show is Sept. 9 featurinyg Israeli artist David Schluss. That will be followed by a fall eveng with worksby Picasso, Renoir and Rembrandt. Back on the market?? Colliers Turley Martin Tucker continues to market the WorldCom Buildinghnear U.S. 40 and State Route 141, even thougyh Broadband Investment Group has the building under contractfor $37.
r million and a closing date in "We're still showing the building at the request of said Larry Reed of Colliers. Pittsburghb law firm Doepken Keevican Weis has snatched up four lawyers as it works to buildsa St. Louis intellectual property boutique. Joining are Rudy formerly of Senniger, Powers, Leavittt & Roedel; Bryan Wheelock and Joe both fromHowell & and Caroline Chicoine from Blackwell Sanders Peperd Martin.
Edward Dressel and his partners have takenbtheir 1,200 clients and the $120 milliojn in assets they manage from Prudential Securitiews in Clayton to PaineWebber's Chesterfield The Dressel Financial Group includes Dressel'sa son, Michael, Virginia Kase and Kathleeh Waldman. Contact Rick Desloge at rdesloge@bizjournals.com
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