Memphis-based Global Midsouth faces a foreclosure notice on its Jackson, Tennessee restaurant as revenue keeps sliding.

The 735 E. Bay St. plant has brewed Maxwell House since 1924. Kraft Heinz says it plans to keep a 30% stake but hasn't said what's next locally.

The family-owned jeweler, founded downtown in 1930, is leaving Lyndon for a two-level showroom on Terra Crossing Boulevard.

The business, run by farmers Kira Kinney and William Leibee, markets its cannabis as farm-grown in New York.

The new boutique at 164 Davis Street mixes clothing and gifts with a surprising sideline in knives and knife displays.

The Potranco Road store, open since 2005, dwarfs H-E-B's typical $5 million remodel budget with this project.

Employees say the 1660 NW Chipman Road store is closing for good, with items marked down and all sales final.

Renaissance Global's fourth U.S. storefront lands in Back Bay as lab-grown diamonds keep gaining ground nationally.

The 2,306-square-foot Costa Mesa shop features sculptures pulled straight from a 2025 Paris retrospective.

The off-price retailer opens Thursday on Executive Boulevard, with prices HomeGoods says run 20 to 50 percent below department stores.

The 24/7 Wolf Road store follows June's Brunswick debut, with a ribbon-cutting set for November 12.

The kids' resale shop spent months buying gently used gear before its Nov. 5 shopper debut at Renaissance Square.

Three proposed Terrible's casinos could push William Hill past 110 Nevada locations, from Indian Springs to Searchlight.