UK-based JD Sports will take about 8,000 square feet at Eastgate Shopping Center in East Memphis, joining national chains with a planned year‑end 2026 opening.

Denver investment firm Monfort Companies completed the sale of its convenience and fuel portfolio, finishing a phased exit that shrank its c‑store footprint across five states.

Slutty Vegan founder Pinky Cole filed Chapter 11 and listed roughly $1M owed to the SBA as the chain navigates closures and a restructure.

Federal and state investigators say they've secured a $1.83M settlement with movers and their owner after alleging deceptive household‑goods practices. The judgment splits penalties, restitution and attorney fees.

HF Sinclair’s CEO and CFO have taken voluntary leaves amid an audit-committee review of disclosure processes. Interim leaders are running the Dallas-based refiner as the audit is finished.

Focus Services will close its Greenville call center and lay off 94 workers, according to a WARN filing. The company lists overseas operations and a U.S. HQ in Roy, Utah.

Kinepolis has completed its purchase of Emagine, with a reported final price of $111.5 million and several Michigan theaters included in the deal.

T-Mobile has filed a countersuit in Manhattan, saying Verizon’s “Better Deal” ads lure customers with false savings before upselling pricier services. The move escalates a months‑long ad fight into court.

FDIC data and local reporting show Pennsylvania's smallest community banks fell to 68 by the end of 2025, while larger banks added staff — a trend that could reshape local lending.

A securities class action accusing Elon Musk of misleading investors about his 2022 Twitter bid opens Monday in federal court in San Francisco.

A $555,970 Money Power Progressive Fast Play ticket was sold at the Shop 'n Save on Babcock Boulevard in Shaler Township. The Pennsylvania Lottery says the holder should sign the ticket and call to claim.

The FCC granted consent for Circle City Broadcasting to buy WRTV from Scripps, moving the $83M sale closer to closing and combining WRTV with WISH and WNDY.

TrueCar cut about 30% of its staff after founder Scott Painter’s take‑private deal, folding three initiatives into the core platform and partnering with Impel AI.