A shareholder‑rights firm says it’s probing Wheels Up after the company’s 2025 results and a 1‑for‑20 reverse stock split. The notice raises the prospect of investor litigation.

A.J. "Jim" Teague will retire on January 4, 2027, after 28 years at Enterprise Products; co‑CEO Randy Fowler will become the partnership’s sole CEO. The move comes as Enterprise advances a multibillion‑dollar growth program.

Nevada shipped about $1.7 billion in goods to Mexico in 2025, making Mexico the state’s top export destination and deepening trade ties across the border. The shift touches semiconductors, electrical gear and other manufactured products.

A state WARN filing shows Ingram Micro Services will close its Chandler facility and lay off about 75 workers as the company reorganizes operations. The notice says the move is intended to "optimize operations" and better serve customers.

A federal judge has ordered a San Antonio hospice to stop using the Magnolia name while a trademark fight plays out. The ruling spotlights how shared brand names can scramble patient referrals.

Outdoor Retailer’s Summer Market will be held Aug. 19–21, 2026 in Minneapolis, ending Salt Lake City’s recent run as host and reshaping local business calendars.

Rothy's is coming to Cherry Creek Shopping Center, bringing washable, recycled-material shoes and bags to Denver as the mall undergoes a major renovation. The store is listed as "Coming Soon" and is expected in 2027.

St. Paul raised its small‑business minimum wage to $16.37 an hour on July 1, 2026, with micro and youth rates also increasing. The city’s Labor Standards Division lists guidance and complaint tools for employers and workers.

DISH DBS filed a prepackaged Chapter 11 in Houston after delays in an AT&T spectrum sale left it unable to meet a $2B bond payment. The company says Dish TV and Sling will keep running during the restructuring.

Duke Energy says it spent nearly $1 billion with North Carolina suppliers in 2025 and could expand that to nearly $5 billion over five years to shore up grid equipment and jobs.

A $1 million "Million Dollar Win It All" scratch-off was sold at Uni‑Mart on Lowrie Street in Troy Hill, the Pennsylvania Lottery says.

FedEx will sell its Supply Chain arm to CMA CGM for $1.4B, folding roughly 10,000 employees into CEVA Logistics and expanding CEVA’s North American footprint.

A Jamul Casino guest turned a $5 Super 4 side bet into a $209,496 payout after an all‑diamond royal flush.