Distributor Wire & Cable opened a 169,000-square-foot Missouri City hub to move specialty cable inventory closer to Gulf Coast energy and infrastructure projects. The center offers cut-to-length service and same-day pickup.

Germantown-based Wisconsin Stamping & Manufacturing has proposed a $9M plant in Hartford that would add about 37 jobs. City officials will review the plan this April.

A $12 million incentive package could keep Winn‑Dixie’s headquarters on the Westside, pairing public grants with promises of 200 jobs and $65M in upgrades.

Wawa announced three new Hoosier sites — Lafayette, Anderson and Muncie — as the chain speeds up its statewide rollout.

Perkins Coie partners voted Monday to approve a merger with Ashurst, creating Ashurst Perkins Coie — a roughly 3,000‑lawyer global firm with ~$2.8B in revenue.

T-Mobile cut dozens of Denver employees in a round of business-team reductions; the carrier did not disclose a local headcount. Reporting so far points to back-office roles being hit.

Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Truist will report Q1 results this week as markets wobble; analysts will watch net interest income and loan quality.

After a February IPO, Solv Energy says its backlog, workforce and deployment speed leave the Rancho Bernardo firm well placed to meet a projected surge in U.S. power demand.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has opened an inquiry into whether Lululemon apparel contains PFAS, and the company's stock slid in response.

A Shell station in Calabasas sold a Powerball ticket worth about $2.24 million after matching five numbers. Winners have 180 days to claim.

Trader Joe's will open two Chicago‑area stores: a 'Coming Soon' site in Oswego and a Willowbrook Bowl redevelopment. Opening dates are pending.

Heartflow sued Cleerly in federal court, alleging theft of AI-powered heart‑imaging patents and staff. The suit could reshape competition in noninvasive cardiac diagnostics.

Claims in the Dollar General price‑overcharge settlement are due Monday, April 13, 2026. Eligible shoppers could get up to $20 or a $3 in‑store discount.