Employee-owned Homeland said four Oklahoma locations will close within 45 days, shuttering two stores in Norman and one in Edmond as it consolidates operations.

Smithfield approved plans for 7 Brew’s first Triangle drive‑thru, according to town records and the Triangle Business Journal. The move raises questions about queuing and traffic in the area.

Georgia-Pacific promoted David Duncan to president and CEO, replacing Christian Fischer and advancing a leadership reshuffle at its downtown Atlanta headquarters.

Nexgrill is recalling more than 10.2 million metal‑bristle grill brushes sold at Home Depot after reports that bristles can detach and be swallowed. Owners should stop using affected models and register online for a gift‑card refund.

Two Arizona Lottery tickets sold in Pinetop and Scottsdale paid a combined $210,000; winners have 180 days to claim their prizes at Lottery offices or by mail.

The City of Milwaukee ordered the Sentry Foods at 71st and Lisbon temporarily closed after inspectors found renewed pest activity. The store reopened earlier this month but was shut again pending reinspection.

Corebridge Financial and Equitable Holdings are reported to be merging in an all‑stock deal that would form a roughly $22B company and combine about $1.5T in assets.

Vicki Hollub is reportedly preparing to step down as Occidental CEO, with COO Richard Jackson seen as the likely successor after a planned transition. The move follows a string of major deals that reshaped the company.

Pottery Barn is returning to Tampa with two stores at International Plaza as Simon Property begins a multimillion‑dollar refresh of the airport‑area mall.

Williams Sonoma will open a roughly 5,000‑sq‑ft shop at Hughes Landing Retail Row this fall, the developer announced.

Nevada casinos reported $1.236 billion in gaming win for February, a 1.5% year‑over‑year increase driven by modest gains on the Strip and strong results in northern markets.

A City of Denton reel shows Zipline drones launching from the Rayzor Ranch Walmart to deliver small orders to nearby neighborhoods.

North Carolina added roughly 29 Dollar General stores in the past year, pushing the state past Georgia to become the nation’s No. 2 for the chain.