IKEA will open a 4,500-square-foot pop-up at Great Lakes Crossing in Auburn Hills this summer, offering planning services and on-site pick-up for online orders.

A small sign at a McDonald Avenue ShopRite warns customers their faces, eyes and voices may be scanned. Shoppers say the notice is hard to miss and want to know what happens to the data.

A Staten Island man says his father built the Brooklyn reputation behind Polly‑O and is seeking roughly $1.5 billion in a federal lawsuit over unpaid 'goodwill.'

A Florida court has ordered Live Nation to show mandatory ticket fees up front for Florida buyers, an immediate change the state says will improve price transparency at checkout.

Sessions by the Bay marks its first year as San Diego County’s only cannabis consumption lounge, hosting 4/20 events as city rules and fees shape its future.

The DOJ is preparing a civil antitrust suit that names major egg producers, alleging they coordinated prices using industry benchmark tools during last year’s spike.

Jacksonville lost roughly 3,500 jobs year‑over‑year in February 2026 even as the unemployment rate eased slightly to 5.0%. Financial and federal cuts led the shift.

Parc sued the Downtown Detroit Partnership on Friday after an alleged attempt to remove the restaurant from its Campus Martius Park location.

State labor figures show San Diego added higher‑paid jobs in February, led by professional services and a jump in online job ads at major employers.

Lockheed Martin won an $850M Navy contract to advance the Trident II D5 life‑extension program, with more than 55% of the work slated for its Denver‑area facilities.

UKG announced roughly 950 job cuts in a global reorganization; hundreds left immediately while about 350 will remain through a transition period.

A Houston Business Journal ranking shows 33 locally headquartered banks reported $44 billion in combined deposits as of Dec. 31, 2025, led by Stellar and Third Coast.

A Ninth Circuit panel revived a class-action saying Target’s “800 thread count” sheets tested far lower, sending the case back to court. The fight now moves forward over labels and measurement claims.