Panera will close its West Chester fresh dough facility, eliminating 70 jobs. The company says it will offer severance, outplacement and hold a job fair on April 20.

A Beacon Economics study finds the Rincon Band’s Harrah’s Resort generated nearly $739M in 2024, supporting about 3,000 jobs and $52M in tax revenue for San Diego County.

Aldi is opening at 947 Amelia Plaza in Fernandina Beach, replacing the former Winn‑Dixie and promising lower prices. A ribbon‑cutting and giveaways are set for Thursday.

The Pentagon signed a seven‑year framework with Boeing to triple PAC‑3 seeker output, sending Boeing shares higher as investors bet on steady defense revenue.

Federal funding and an agreement with Northrop are accelerating B‑21 production, and Oklahoma suppliers plus Tinker AFB are already expanding to meet the demand. Local officials expect the move to create long‑term aerospace jobs across the state.

ECOVIBE and Mikiko Mochi Donuts have started one‑year pop‑up residencies at PDX’s renovated main terminal, bringing local plants, home goods and mochi donuts to the pre‑security concourse.

Charlie Palmer Steak at the Archer Hotel will close April 12, ending the chef's only Napa outpost. The hotel plans to rework the space into a downtown 'living room' lounge while Palmer eyes a new wine-country location.

Houston’s HMH, backed by Baker Hughes and Akastor, priced its IPO at $20 and began trading on Nasdaq, raising roughly $210M.

The southwest Las Vegas submarket led the valley in 2025 with the strongest leasing, lowest vacancy and some of the highest rents, keeping developers and tenants focused there.

Tipsy Putt's Cityline outpost in Sunnyvale abruptly closed amid a landlord lawsuit, costing about 50 staffers and triggering a legal fight over lease obligations.

Richard Rogers, who helped turn Mary Kay into a global cosmetics company with his mother Mary Kay Ash, has died at 82. Services are pending.

Spire closed a $2.48B deal to buy Piedmont's Tennessee gas unit, folding about 200,000 customers and nearly 3,800 miles of pipeline into Spire Tennessee.

After roughly 15 months on Houston airwaves, the Frito & Katy morning show was removed from 100.3 The Bull. Tucker “Frito” Young confirmed the move as Audacy faces cuts.