A federal Wage and Hour Division probe found El Beto’s Tacos LLC in Austin failed to pay overtime and deducted uniforms, returning $63,645 to eight workers.

Jeni's has tapped former Ben & Jerry's CEO David Stever to lead national expansion and franchising from its Columbus base. The hire pairs artisan roots with seasoned CPG leadership.

Toronado, the Lower Haight beer institution, will be owned by longtime regular Bill Lewis and brother‑in‑law Wallace Pringle while founder Dave Keene remains an ambassador.

An aging Durango is outselling newer rivals thanks to V8 power, special editions and price moves. The muscle‑SUV is posting its best year in 20 years.

7 Brew has purchased land across from Marley Station Mall in Glen Burnie and is tentatively planning a late‑2026 drive‑thru opening; public filings show additional Anne Arundel sites are proposed.

Winter Park’s Good Pour is franchising across Central Florida while celebrating a $500K giving milestone; the chain will mark the achievement with in‑store events and new openings.

Sierra will open a new store at Marketplace at Mill Creek on April 25, bringing discounted outdoor gear, new jobs and a $10,000 donation to Buford.

Management told tenants the New Black Wall Street Market will close April 30, but other overseers call any pause temporary. Vendors are staging closeouts and scrambling for new outlets.

Applied Materials agreed to a $252.5M BIS settlement that forces audits and keeps export privileges on a three‑year leash. The ruling reshapes routing strategies for chip tools.

Twelve California Fantasy 5 tickets paid $992,456 this week, topped by a $605,089 Westminster win. Here’s where the winning tickets were sold and how to claim.

Meta Lab plans its first Texas store at the Houston Galleria, bringing demos of Ray-Ban Meta glasses and Quest headsets to Uptown Houston.

Caesars will operate the Westgate SuperBook pending Nevada Gaming Commission approval. The company says it will add kiosks and Caesars Sportsbook features while preserving the SuperContest.

A corporate shakeup at Six Flags is touching San Antonio parks: reporting says longtime Fiesta Texas leader Jeffrey Siebert is out as leadership across the chain is reorganized. Local projects and operations could be affected while the company refocuses its portfolio.