The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of Starbucks, impacting the NLRB's role in labor disputes and unionization efforts, with Justice Clarence Thomas authoring the opinion.

MLGW has sued Asplundh Tree Expert LLC for not fulfilling their $97 million contract to trim trees, resulting in power outages and increased costs for MLGW.

Memphis Made Brewing is leaving its Cooper-Young location for the Edge District, prompted by expansion needs and a non-renewed lease. They'll open a new taproom and utilize a larger production space downtown.

Bob's Barksdale Restaurant in Midtown is closed due to a kitchen fire. There were no injuries, and the extent of damage is unclear. Owner Beth Henry vows to recover with community support.

Graphic Packaging International is closing its Memphis plant in July, impacting 73 employees due to restructuring. No details on assistance for affected workers have been provided.

Red Lobster is set to close dozens of locations and is auctioning the contents of at least 48 restaurants, with potential bankruptcy under consideration.

Governor Bill Lee of Tennessee celebrated the passing of the ELVIS Act, legislation aimed at protecting artists' voices and images from unauthorized AI mimicry.

Fayette Janitorial Service settled to pay $650,000 for employing children as young as 13 for hazardous overnight cleaning at meat processing facilities, violating child labor laws.

Dave & Buster's is exploring a new betting feature in their arcades with a peer-to-peer betting system on games, which has prompted legal challenges from states concerned about gambling at family venues.

Teen apparel retailer rue21 is closing all 543 stores and liquidating inventory after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, marking its third such filing amid challenges from online competition and financial woes.

Buc-ee's is opening a new travel center in West Tennessee, expected to offer wages starting at $17-$19 and employ 175-250 people. Its economic impact is anticipated to be substantial.

Buc-ee's plans to open a new travel center in Fayette County near I-40, which will be its first location in West Tennessee, as officials and locals express excitement.

The EDGE in Memphis has launched the $1 million CPTED initiative to help small businesses in high-crime areas enhance safety measures, following a series of break-ins.