Layoffs at DeKalb's 600,000-square-foot Panduit warehouse begin in December, with the total trimmed from an earlier plan of 178.

The Grand Rapids staple's remaining inventory, forklifts and warehouse racks head to online auction next week.

Church’s Flowers is back at 1003 N. Main St. after closing on Dec. 31, 2024. Jerry Sanner and Laura Gau reopened the Miamisburg shop in August.

The Hudsonville dealership's 5.37-acre site along I-196 just hit the market as the brand preps a Wyoming relocation.

Faurecia Clean Mobility will dismiss its entire Franklin workforce in five phases, with layoffs starting January 8.

DBEDT has partnered with Hankyu Hanshin to help Hawaiʻi businesses reach Japanese shoppers, building on an Osaka fair Maui vendors have used as a first market test.

The 87-year-old knife maker has consolidated design, engineering and manufacturing under one Wilsonville roof after decades in Tigard.

Hammer & Nails plans a 1,705-square-foot men's grooming shop at 413 S. Innovation Lane in Meridian, its first Idaho location, between Costa Vida and Churro Bros.

Kathleen van der Spek plans to open her first Kspek studio in downtown Gig Harbor on Nov. 28, turning vintage beach towels into sweatshirts, jackets and bags.

MUJI opens a 7,877-square-foot store at The Westchester in White Plains at 11 a.m. Saturday, its first New York shop outside the five boroughs.

The secondhand retailer is moving into the vacant Skibo Road building, though its opening timeline depends on who you ask.

The 5,600-square-foot store across from Topgolf will have a beverage tap wall and hot food.

The family jewelry chain, founded in Pine Bluff in 1970, just opened its largest store yet in Pulaski Heights.