Primark will open a 54,000‑sq‑ft, four‑floor flagship at Herald Square on May 8 with a 10 a.m. ribbon cutting and a block‑party celebration across from Penn Station.

Caesars extended exclusive takeover talks with Tilman Fertitta, per Bloomberg, prolonging negotiations over a proposal valued near $18 billion. The extension keeps the Strip and markets on alert.

Davie-based American Health Associates filed Chapter 11 after accumulating more than $15 million in debts, a move that could affect services to thousands of long‑term care sites.

Phoenix-based AZ Lemonade Stand will appear in every Circle K in Arizona and about 650 stores across the West after a new distribution deal.

Whole Foods confirmed plans to occupy the ground floor of the landmark Home Bank and Trust building in Wicker Park, taking over the CVS space that closed in 2023.

A Delaware judge has denied Arthur T. Demoulas’s bid to be reinstated as Market Basket CEO, finding the board acted in good faith. The decision leaves control with the majority shareholders.

Goldman Sachs filed for a Bitcoin Premium Income ETF that would invest in spot bitcoin ETPs and sell options to generate income for shareholders. The move underscores rising institutional appetite for crypto products.

A LoopNet listing and local reporting show ALDI eyeing nearly 19,000 sq ft in a North 56th Street plaza in Temple Terrace. No building permits have been filed yet.

Honeywell agreed to sell its PSS unit to Brady for $1.4B, accelerating the company’s portfolio reshaping ahead of an aerospace spin-off.

Plant Based Innovations bought Alpenrose's Clackamas plant, preserving about 35 jobs and keeping butter and sour cream production local. The buyer plans to invest in the site.

Two SF engineers turned apartment deliveries into Nabis, a tech‑first cannabis wholesaler that now moves huge volumes, opened an 87,000‑sq‑ft warehouse and expanded to New York.

WalletHub’s latest ranking puts Tampa at No. 1 for starting a business and lists St. Petersburg among the top five, citing low taxes and investor access.

Baltimore's average regular gas price fell 11.4 cents last week to $3.99 per gallon, per GasBuddy data — but analysts warn the relief could be short‑lived.