Opry Mills has added Tennessee's first indoor slide park plus new shops and restaurants, shifting the mall toward experiences this spring.

Meat and seafood workers at King Kullen paused their strike after negotiators reached a tentative agreement. The union has also filed NLRB complaints alleging unfair labor practices.

Burlington is set to take the former RoomPlace on Richmond Road as McHenry’s Buffalo Wild Wings at The Shops at Fox River closes this Sunday. About 22 workers are affected.

Sprouts will open a new Lake Nona store on June 12, 2026, anchoring Emerson International’s Eagle Creek retail phase. The move brings another produce-first grocery option to Narcoossee Road.

Irving rolled out a city-backed 0% interest loan program offering $2,500–$100,000 to qualifying small businesses through a LiftFund partnership. A free info session is scheduled for April 13.

Local builders say AI data‑center buying and global supply shocks have doubled some RAM and storage prices, adding roughly $200 to typical PC builds.

Adidas is opening an Originals store at Legacy West in June, a roughly 3,200+ sq ft lifestyle shop that will join luxury and athletic retailers at the Plano center. The location will feature premium product and Dallas‑specific assortments.

Inspectors found roughly 100 rodent droppings at the Dollar Tree in Hegewisch on March 25 and told the store to fix it. They came back April 1. There were still about 100 droppings — now also in the customer shopping aisles — and the wall holes that let the rodents in hadn't been sealed either.

Amazon held a ribbon-cutting in Brisbane to launch Amazon Pharmacy and Same-Day prescription delivery for Bay Area customers.

A remote Big Sur station listed premium at $9.99 this week. Owner says generators and delivery costs drove the high price.

The Nashville Business Journal expanded its annual ranking to 135 manufacturers, underscoring the region's auto‑supplier and food‑processing workforce hubs.

Weatherford announced plans to move its legal domicile from Ireland to Texas, citing recent Texas corporate‑law and court changes and aligning with its Houston HQ. The move requires shareholder approval and is expected to complete in Q3 2026.

State rules and new tariffs have squeezed Washington sawmills, forcing cut shifts and a scramble for buyers.