Austin locals outraged over dress code at new club Superstition
No athletic gear or sports team attire allowed.
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New Austin club Superstition faces backlash for dress code – mySA
Say what you want about Austin — it’s NIMBY heaven, all the good old stuff is gone, it’s too expensive to be this bland — but there’s one thing that everyone has agreed on since people started complaining that Austin “was better 10 years ago”: sandals are acceptable attire at all times. Seriously, one time … Read more
EU probes Broadcom’s $61B VMware buy on competition concerns – mySA
LONDON (AP) — Computer chip and software maker Broadcom’s $61 billion deal to buy cloud technology company VMware is facing scrutiny from European Union regulators who voiced concern Tuesday over potential threats to competition. The in-depth investigation was opened due to Broadcom hardware that works together with VMware software, potentially locking out rival technology, the … Read more
Winston Hotels Completes 343-Room Adaptive Reuse Project in … – REBusinessOnline
The new dual-branded hotel at 111 Soledad St. in San Antonio offers views of the RiverWalk, downtown San Antonio, Hemisfair Park and Texas Hill Country. SAN ANTONIO — Winston Hotels, a North Carolina-based owner-operator, has completed an adaptive reuse project in San Antonio’s RiverWalk area. The project converted a former office building at 111 Soledad … Read more
Amazon to make big business changes in EU settlement – mySA
Amazon will make major changes to its business practices to end competition probes in Europe by giving customers more visible choices when buying products and, for Prime members, more delivery options, European Union regulators said Tuesday. The EU’s executive Commission said it accepted the legally binding commitments from Amazon to resolve two antitrust investigations. The … Read more
‘We’re going broke:’ San Antonio business owners reeling from city … – San Antonio Express-News
Business owners along the St. Mary’s Strip, Broadway Street, North New Braunfels Avenue and other major corridors have been battling a maze of barricades, traffic cones and dust for months. Some of their customers have given up navigating partially closed roads and searching for parking as various city-funded construction projects stretch on, causing their revenue … Read more
Metro Health Seeks Input on Potential Ordinance Addressing … – City of San Antonio
Contact: David A. Alegria, Public Relations ManagerDavid.Alegria@sanantonio.gov 210-207-8172 SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS (December 19, 2022) – The San Antonio Metropolitan Health District is seeking feedback from local businesses and the community at large about a potential ordinance the San Antonio City Council is considering. The ordinance would require business owners to post signage containing domestic violence resources in … Read more