A five-year, up-to-$400M DLA contract locks Cleveland-Cliffs in as the sole U.S. source of transformer-grade electrical steel, securing a critical supply for military and grid infrastructure.

The Cincinnati Business Courier's new Book of Lists catalogs 695 employers that together account for more than 320,000 local jobs across the Tri‑State region.

A landlord sued Gregorys Coffee at Stanford Shopping Center, alleging unpaid rent and liens that could lead to eviction of the Palo Alto location.

Perdue has sued John Soules Foods, saying the rival '67' nugget packaging copies Perdue’s viral 6‑7 branding. A federal judge has temporarily stayed the case while filings are reviewed.

FormFactor secured a $24.2M TSIF award to build a probe‑card plant in Farmers Branch, promising more than 600 jobs and roughly $140–$170M in investment.

The Tea Charmer, a tearoom and small‑wedding venue in downtown New Braunfels, closed sometime in June; its website now shows reservations paused. Locals and listings show the space at 301 W. San Antonio St.

Wednesday’s Powerball draw produced numbers 2-6-26-39-68 (Powerball 6) and a California ticket matching the five white balls is worth $1M; local reports say it was sold in San Jose.

A customer complaint about extreme heat forced a South Fulton Chipotle dining room to close while HVAC repairs were made. City crews and code enforcement responded quickly.

Memphis Business Journal's 2026 Book of Lists finds 727 employers and 262,053 local jobs, with FedEx still topping the roster.

Do it Best announced Wednesday it will move True Value’s headquarters from Chicago to Fort Wayne’s Electric Works, consolidating corporate teams and adding jobs. The shift is part of an ongoing integration of the two companies.

Maricopa County inspectors cited nine Metro Phoenix stores for priority food-safety violations the week of June 15, forcing discarded food and repairs at several grocers.

A Manhattan federal complaint says thousands of World Cup resale buyers were left without tickets after last‑minute cancellations. Plaintiffs seek at least $5 million.

Paul Kalemkiarian is opening 10 Over, a small Monrovia shop for rare wines and premium spirits priced roughly 10% over cost.