Orlando-based Hawkers Asian Street Fare has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amidst a dispute with a financial lender to maintain control and brand integrity. The company reports sales growth and continues expansion despite the legal situation.

The Hammered Lamb in Ivanhoe Village is hosting a "Save the Lamb" fundraiser to avoid closure, amid financial struggles exacerbated by local construction.

Kappy's Subs, a Central Florida eatery known for its cheesesteaks, is closing after 57 years due to lease issues.

KFC revamps 16 Orlando restaurants with a focus on streamlined menus, advanced ordering technology, and a refreshed aesthetic to enhance customer experience and service efficiency.

The Mongolorian in Orlando closed after just over a year; it will be replaced by a new restaurant, DZÔ! BBQ, offering South East Asian barbecue with plans to open soon.

Orlando Health bids $439 million to acquire three hospitals and medical practices from Steward Health Care's bankruptcy estate, potentially expanding its presence in East Central Florida.

Buca di Beppo filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing escalating costs and a decline in operations, which led to closing nearly 20% of its locations. Despite this, they aim to keep 44 venues open and continue serving customers.

Circle K is offering a 40-cent discount per gallon on fuel this Thursday at select Eastern U.S. locations. The event also includes a deal for Polar Pop and Froster drinks at 79 cents each.

Primark is opening a new store in Orlando's Florida Mall, featuring affordable fashion and a Disney-themed floor, aligning with its US expansion plans.

Gas prices in Florida decreased by 7 cents to an average of $3.40 per gallon following a drop in oil prices. AAA suggests further declines are possible.

Hollerbach's German Restaurant is set to partner with Tuffy's Music Box to launch Burgerbach’s, a new dining concept offering American-style food within the music venue.

Graffiti Junktion's original Thornton Park location in Orlando announces its closure after over 15 years, marking an end to a chapter for the local burger joint.

Winter Park's plant store The Heavy has closed after six years, with plans to transition to a new venture, Garden Tiger, which combines home goods with plant sales and social events.