CBP opened Phase 2 of its CAPE refund portal on June 29, expanding eligibility to reconciliation‑flagged entries and adding billions more to the refund pipeline.

Target will open its first Little Elm store on July 26, adding roughly 200 jobs and a large grocery-forward store to the US 380 corridor.

Stripe and Visa are among more than 100 firms backing Open USD, a dollar‑pegged stablecoin from the Open Standard coalition. The move aims to bake programmable dollars into card, treasury and on‑chain flows.

A local travel agent in St. Louis left customers scrambling for Bosnia flights and refunds, with some reporting thousands of dollars lost and unusable confirmation codes.

San Mateo Midstream will acquire Cardinal Midstream’s Delaware Basin assets for $752 million, boosting processing capacity and growing its pipeline footprint.

District 6 businesses can apply for up to $5,000 through Miami‑Dade's Mom and Pop grants while District 5 awards smaller grants. Application pickup and submission windows end in early July.

A Rummy Mart (BP) in Chicora sold a Powerball ticket that won $100,000 in the June 27 drawing. The store will receive a $500 bonus and the winner has one year to claim.

A June 25 class-action suit in St. Louis alleges Peabody misled investors about delays at the Centurion coal mine, claiming the company kept its stock artificially high.

Wally's opened a 53,000‑sq‑ft travel center off I‑65 in Whitestown with 84 pumps, EV chargers, fresh‑food stations and large restrooms. The company calls it a $40M flagship for road trips.

A new analysis ranks Orlando No.2 among the 30 largest U.S. metros for freelancer business growth since 2019, driven by tech‑sector gains and a Sun Belt surge.

Louis Vuitton opened a resort‑inspired temporary women's boutique in Miami's Design District, pairing seasonal womenswear with commissioned art and a hand‑painted trunk pyramid.

Cleveland‑Cliffs is reportedly weighing a restart of the Dearborn Works blast furnace — a shift that could rehire workers and reshape Metro Detroit’s steel supply chain.

Napa-based The Doctors Company closed a $1.3 billion acquisition of ProAssurance, creating a combined physician-owned insurer with roughly $12 billion in assets and more than 200,000 insureds.