Amazon is offering one‑hour and three‑hour delivery in Sacramento for more than 90,000 items, supported by a million‑square‑foot facility at Metro Air Park.

Atlassian eliminated 252 roles at its San Francisco HQ as part of roughly 1,600 global cuts the company says will fund AI and enterprise investment.

Honda canceled three U.S.-bound EVs and warned of multibillion‑dollar write‑downs, shifting its U.S. focus back toward hybrids. The move leaves Ohio production plans and suppliers in limbo.

Champs Sports will take the third floor at 570 Carillon Parkway, occupying about half of the office space once tied to Foot Locker's planned headquarters.

United Natural Foods will close its Sturtevant distribution center, eliminating about 443 local jobs as the wholesaler reshapes its distribution network.

LoveShackFancy will open its first Georgia store in Buckhead Village this May, founder Rebecca Hessel Cohen told the Atlanta Business Chronicle. The shop continues the brand's lifestyle-led expansion.

Chicago-based BlockFills filed Chapter 11 after halting withdrawals and legal fights that list the Blackhawks among the firm's creditors.

WIT Logistics will close its Plainfield warehouse on May 31, cutting 65 positions. A state WARN filing and local reporting outline which jobs are affected.

A Powerball ticket sold at JD Gas & Grocery in Dover matched five white balls and, with Power Play, doubled to a $2 million prize; winners have 180 days to claim.

Tesla will source LFP cells from LG Energy's Lansing plant under a roughly $4.3B deal, shifting megawatt‑scale battery production to Michigan.

Mayor Mamdani expanded the NYC Future Fund on March 17, 2026, widening the city’s revenue‑based small‑business loans to reach more local entrepreneurs. The move pushes flexible capital to businesses with seasonal or uneven revenue.

Hyundai Translead will revive two shuttered Joliet factories and bring about 2,500 jobs, taking over sites left by Lion Electric and a former Caterpillar complex.

John Galliano has signed a two‑year creative pact with Zara to rework the brand’s archive into twice‑yearly collections, with the first drop due in September.