General Mills recalled 735,840 Pillsbury Hard Roll and Kaiser roll dough cases after the FDA flagged possible glass contamination; the products were distributed to Walmart in‑store bakeries across 19 states.

A Brooklyn federal judge found Rebel Creamery copied Van Leeuwen’s pastel pint design, ordered a redesign and awarded Van Leeuwen nearly $23.8 million.

Prenetics’ IM8 landed $1B in non-dilutive financing from General Catalyst to underwrite global customer acquisition after a record June and rapid scale.

Roland signed a lease at 414 W. 14th St. for its first U.S. flagship, a two‑level space in Manhattan's Meatpacking District. The deal could bring music‑tech programming back to the neighborhood.

JPMorgan, Goldman and Citi hauled in big Q2 gains from prime brokerage and equity financing as IPOs and heavy trading swelled prime balances and fees.

The viral sundae chain Scoop N Scootery has inked a lease at 162 Bleecker St for its first NYC shop, aiming to open in fall 2026 in Greenwich Village.

Disney says Hulu will remain for now, but a leaked internal plan called "Project Gemini" shows a migration that could retire the Hulu app by late 2026. What subscribers should know.

A design-forward cannabis dispensary called Highest Standards has opened in Manhattan's Financial District and held a grand-opening event. Partners say it's the first legal shop south of Wall Street and plan more NYC locations.

Houston-based Tailored Brands filed IPO paperwork to list on Nasdaq under MENW, tapping Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Jefferies. The move follows its post‑bankruptcy recovery.

Conair recalled about 12,660 Cuisinart Propel+ grills after reports that tempered pizza‑oven glass can shatter; owners can register for refunds or full reimbursement.

A Brooklyn booking that promised two queen beds left a traveler with smaller mattresses and stained sheets, touching off a weeks‑long fight over a $922 charge.

Uncle Giuseppe’s will open a Greenvale store at Wheatley Plaza on August 14, bringing specialty departments and roughly 250 jobs to Nassau County’s North Shore.

Alibaba agreed to a $600M non‑prosecution deal after U.S. officials said its platforms allowed roughly 80,000 illegal drug and pill‑press sales to reach American buyers. The companies will pay penalties and overhaul compliance.