McKesson’s CFO Britt Vitalone is retiring and Sysco finance chief Kenny Cheung will take over May 29, 2026 while Vitalone becomes an advisor during a planned business split.

Campbell Soup Co. is laying off more than 200 workers at its Paris, Texas plant as the site is retooled for sauce production, a major hit for the East Texas community.

Ikea will open a 63,000-square-foot small-format store at The Shops at Park Lane next Wednesday, offering Swedish food and thousands of items for same-day pickup.

Bluum told staff it will close an Irving warehouse and eliminate roles as part of a strategic restructuring, the Dallas Business Journal reports.

HF Sinclair’s CEO and CFO have taken voluntary leaves amid an audit-committee review of disclosure processes. Interim leaders are running the Dallas-based refiner as the audit is finished.

A Dallas Fed survey shows Texas manufacturing output and hiring rose in February; Gov. Abbott's office touted the gains while economists urge caution.

Kinderhook Industries will buy Dallas-based Enhabit in an all-cash deal valuing the home‑health and hospice provider at about $1.1 billion. Shareholders will receive $13.80 per share and the company will be taken private pending approvals.

Frisco-based GameSquare is buying TubeBuddy, folding the YouTube creator tools platform into its media and esports business and projecting $85–90M in pro‑forma 2026 revenue.

H‑E‑B plans a Joe V’s at Centerville & LBJ and is pursuing a 21‑acre Firewheel site. Centerville renovations are set to begin in early March.

Two Army contract actions this week — about $43.5M and $33.8M — will fund PAC‑3 launcher recapitalization and radar testing at Lockheed’s Grand Prairie hub.

Kroger will break ground this Friday on a new Marketplace-format store at the Custer Frontier site in McKinney, with an early-2027 opening planned.

A Frisco ticket buyer claimed a $2 million Golden Riches scratch-off prize and chose to remain anonymous. The ticket was sold at a Tom Thumb on Preston Road.

A Fort Worth judge denied JetBlue's motion to dismiss American Airlines' post‑alliance contract claims, keeping alive a dispute over more than $100 million. The decision sends the case into discovery over contested accounting and payments.