Giant Eagle opened a new store in Pittsburgh's Westwood area, providing donations at its launch and planning events with local sports figures. The store will also include a pharmacy and is currently hiring.

The Styropek chemical plant in Potter Township, Beaver County, is closing in 2025, leading to the loss of 140 jobs and impacting the local community and economy.

UPMC is laying off around 100 employees and eliminating approximately 200 unfilled positions to optimize its operations, impacting various Central Pennsylvania regions.

A federal court issued a temporary restraining order to halt the closure and equipment move of a Pyrex plant in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, potentially saving local jobs.

Big Lots is closing its North Versailles store following its bankruptcy filing, amidst economic struggles amplified by inflation and interest rate hikes.

The United Steelworkers approved Nippon Steel's acquisition of U.S. Steel after an arbitration board's ruling dismissed allegations related to the Basic Labor Agreement.

Joe's Crab Shack in Station Square unexpectedly closed, leaving customers confused. The closure follows a similar situation at Cadillac Ranch, both under Landry's Inc. Reasons for the shutdown are unknown.

The Youngwood Sheetz store on N 3rd Street is closing on October 7, despite recent upgrades, affecting local convenience for residents and commuters. Employees are offered roles at nearby locations.

Nippon Steel plans to invest $1 billion in U.S. Steel's Mon Valley Works, prompting mixed reactions regarding foreign ownership and economic security. The investment aims to improve efficiency and job security in Pennsylvania.

Giant Eagle is selling its GetGo stores to Alimentation Couche-Tard, intending to focus on supermarkets and pharmacies. The deal includes employee retention and collaboration on the myPerks program.

Big Lots is closing its Moon Township location in Pittsburgh, with sales decreasing by 10%. This is part of a larger-scale nationwide closure of 293 stores.

Mineo's Pizza House in Pittsburgh has been named as one of The New York Times' readers' favorite pizza places globally, praised for its unique style and flavor.

Playa Bowls is opening a new location in Pittsburgh's The Terminal this summer, offering over 40 health-focused items like acai and pitaya bowls. It's set to create up to 50 jobs and joins the diverse dining scene in the Strip District.