Cooper Standard will close its New Lexington plant, impacting about 228 jobs as separations begin Feb. 6, 2026 and the site winds down to a July 1, 2027 closure.

Inalfa Roof Systems will cut 127 jobs across two Acworth plants, a reduction that Atlanta Business Chronicle says trims nearly half its Georgia workforce.

Broadway Ford Truck Sales has filed Chapter 11 after expansion plans left it owing millions and naming hundreds of creditors.

Denver welcomed a record 37.6 million visitors in 2025, bringing $10.5 billion to the local economy and supporting roughly 73,200 jobs.

Acrisure says it will cut roughly 2,250 roles — about 11% of its workforce — as the Grand Rapids fintech leans into AI, with reductions phased through 2027.

A former head chef says Harden's Thirteen denied overtime and forced him to clean raw sewage, causing lasting injury; his suit seeks up to $1M.

UF Health has grouped two Central Florida freestanding emergency centers into a single, 25,405‑SF investment package marketed to institutional and private buyers. Listing materials pitch the assets as net‑leased, 100% occupied emergency and urgent care centers.

Mount Sinai accuses CVS of siphoning $121M from the federal 340B drug‑discount program meant to help low‑income New Yorkers.

The Cincinnati Business Courier's ranking finds 150 private firms pulled in more than $64 billion in 2025 and employ about 138,000 people across the Tri‑State region.

Lidl will anchor Arbor Square in Douglasville, helping ALTO Real Estate Funds bring the shopping center to full occupancy and reshaping the Hwy 5 retail corridor.

Foodie's Market at 1421 Washington St. closed today at 4 p.m., ending nearly three decades as a South End neighborhood staple.

Flytrex has started manufacturing Sky2 drones in Pilot Point and is hiring locally as it expands delivery across Dallas‑Fort Worth.

Stop & Shop lowered prices at 137 New York and New Jersey stores, trimming costs on bagels, rotisserie chicken and smoked salmon.