Snoop Dogg’s S.W.E.D. store opens in Long Beach on Saturday with DJs, retro games and a noon ribbon‑cutting featuring a city certificate.

The Justice Department filed a proposed settlement forcing Agri Stats to stop sharing nonpublic meat‑processing data and to open most reports to U.S. buyers.

Wynn’s Strip properties helped push first-quarter revenue to $1.86 billion and net income to $120.5 million, while the company keeps returning cash to shareholders.

WSB‑TV's consumer report flagged surprise fees and steep markups at ATL. City concessions rules ban many added charges — and the airport can fine vendors who break them.

Best Buy told hybrid staff they must be in-office Monday–Thursday starting Sept. 14, 2026. The company says the extra day will boost collaboration as leadership shifts.

Socomec opened a $10M factory in Gwinnett County, promising about 300 jobs and new production to serve hospitals and data centers.

Twenty-two crew members walked off the Sun Valley set of CoComelon: The Melon Patch on May 6, alleging understaffing and lower pay as they seek IATSE representation.

Fresh Del Monte has chosen Pittsburgh as the operations hub for its reconstituted Foods division, relocating senior leadership and anchoring supply‑chain, finance and R&D teams locally.

Novanta will close its Mukilteo plant and shift production to the U.K.; local job impacts and timing remain unclear.

Rocket Companies reported strong first‑quarter loan growth and returned to profitability, a notable boost for the Detroit‑based mortgage giant and downtown employers. The results come as Rocket integrates major acquisitions and eyes spring homebuying momentum.

Burlington has leased a space at Crestview Village in Carmichael, bringing the national off‑price chain to the Manzanita Avenue shopping corridor. No opening date has been announced yet.

Ticketmaster trimmed roughly 350 roles — about 8% of staff — in a global restructuring aimed at sharpening engineering and product work. The move comes after Live Nation’s Q1 report and amid continued legal scrutiny.

San Diego-based Sempra reported Q1 GAAP earnings of $1.04B, up 15%, raised full-year guidance and said it invested roughly $3B—mostly into California and Texas utilities.