CRH said it will acquire Arcosa for $8.5 billion, combining CRH’s scale with Arcosa’s U.S. aggregates and engineered‑structures footprint. The deal is subject to customary approvals.

Bar IX is crowdfunding to open Detroit's first women's sports bar; the campaign had raised $25,100 toward a $125,000 goal ahead of a June 30 kickoff.

Four gamers sued Sony in San Francisco, saying the PlayStation Store misleads buyers into thinking digital games are owned when they9re only licensed.

Michigan's statewide gas average fell to about $4.01 per gallon — the lowest since April, offering modest relief to drivers but still higher than last year.

Prime Day moves to late June and stretches to four days, with Amazon leaning on groceries and an Alexa shopping push to gauge how strained U.S. wallets are. Analysts and data firms will watch staples versus splurges for early signals.

Burleson’s Air Center Helicopters won two Navy VERTREP contracts — roughly $82.8M each — totaling about $166M to deploy H225 detachments aboard resupply ships starting July 2026.

GM added about 50 collaborative robots at its Factory ZERO plant in Detroit after mass layoffs, prompting UAW grievances and renewed fights over automation.

7 Brew opened a new drive‑thru at 833 W. Edmond Road on June 22, donated $6,179 to the Children’s Health Foundation and expects to create roughly 50 jobs. Swag Day is set for June 27.

A $50,000 Powerball ticket was sold at a Kroger fuel station in Greenfield after the June 20 drawing; the jackpot rolls to roughly $312 million.

Abigail Buckwalter relocated to Massachusetts to become Ocean Spray’s CEO, taking charge of the farmer‑owned cooperative and its regional workforce.

Morningstar Farms voluntarily recalled two frozen items after warning that small pieces of plastic may be present. Shoppers should check UPCs and date codes and contact the company for refunds.

Budget committee advanced legislation to extend First Year Free, which waives initial permit and registration fees for qualifying small businesses. City staff proposed an $881,000 transfer to keep the program funded while the Board decides.

Yum! Brands agreed to sell Pizza Hut for $2.7 billion in two deals, sending most operations to LongRange Capital and Pizza Hut China to Yum China. The sale follows years of sliding sales and store closures.