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Morgan Stanley is relocating part of its Manhattan operation to the county, bringing with it 2,500 jobs.

To accommodate these generously scaled paintings, the Met is for the first time relocating part of the mezzanine galleries' permanent collection to another viewing space.

South of the Loop and east of Michigan Avenue is the Museum Campus (created in the 1990s by relocating part of Lake Shore Drive), which joins the south end of Grant Park to the Adler Planetarium & Astronomy Museum (1930), the John G. Shedd Aquarium (1930), and the Field Museum of Natural History (1893).

That will leave Bishop with time to confront the biggest challenge facing UCSF: relocating part of the space-starved Parnassus Heights campus to a separate site at Mission Bay, a 20-minute drive away.

A study of almost 6,000 multinationals by three universities has found that the process of relocating part of a business to another country has no impact on unemployment.

Could relocating parts of your operations abroad lead to gains or losses in efficiency or innovation?

There is talk of relocating parts of the city to higher ground, or even of building airtight underground bunkers fitted with oxygen tanks and electric generators.

See here and here.A German exit?Deutsche Bank said it had created a working group to consider relocating parts of its operations in Britain elsewhere should the country vote to leave the European Union in a referendum promised by the Conservatives at the recent election.

Miranda Eve was buried on their land in San Francisco until all of the cemetery's 180,000 coffins were relocated – part of a massive relocation of graves south to make way for development by order of city leaders.

In Helmand, MSF has relocated part of its international staff from Lashkar Gah.

By then al-Ani had relocated part of his own archives to Beirut, but thousands of his photos were lost.