A viral Sacramento video shows customers directed to self‑service kiosks at McDonald’s, reopening the debate over AI upgrades and California’s $20 fast‑food wage.

CVS Health opened its first Chicago pharmacy-only location in the West End, a compact apothecary-style shop focused on prescriptions and pharmacist care. The company says four more Chicago sites are planned this summer.

Tyson Foods announced Monday it will close its Darlington Drive facility in Rome, Ga., calling the single‑customer site "no longer viable." Local partners are lining up job resources for affected workers.

Velera will promote Brian Caldarelli to president and CEO on Oct. 1, 2026, as Chuck Fagan retires at fiscal year end. The move locks in an internal successor amid post‑merger integration.

Ann Fairchild has been elevated from interim to permanent president and CEO of Siemens USA, succeeding Barbara Humpton. The D.C. unit oversees tens of thousands of U.S. employees.

Mattel filed a WARN notice to cut about 65 positions at its El Segundo headquarters, the latest round of reductions as the company reallocates toward digital games and entertainment.

Ares’ Strategic Income Fund will honor only 5% of a large wave of repurchase requests, leaving many investors with partial pay‑outs and shining a light on private‑credit liquidity. The move follows similar caps at other big managers.

The viral Trump Burger mini‑chain across Southeast Texas has quietly shut or changed names as ownership fights, a cease‑and‑desist and ICE detentions converge.

CoverMyMeds told staff it is restructuring teams in Columbus, a fresh shake-up after the company’s big 2023 cuts and a recent product push. Local employees report confusion and concern.

Dupon USA will invest $33M to open a 175,000-sq-ft wafer and cookie plant in Columbus, adding 60 jobs and expanding its ice-cream ingredient operations.

GM projects OnStar deferred revenue to swell and plans to turn Super Cruise renewals into a high‑margin, recurring revenue stream.

SimpliSafe cut an undisclosed number of Boston jobs in a reorganization the company says will "bring teams closer together" after its sale to GTCR.

Two companies and dozens of Metro Detroit suppliers are jockeying for the XM30 — the Army’s planned Bradley replacement — in a contest that could mean billions and hundreds of local jobs.