Toyota will invest roughly $1 billion across its Georgetown, KY and a southern Indiana plant to ready lines for electrified models, including the Highlander EV. The money is part of a larger U.S. manufacturing push.

Colorado drink startups are lobbying for higher THC caps and on‑premise sales even as a federal spending bill could outlaw many hemp‑derived THC products by late 2026.

Cencora agreed to buy EyeSouth Partners’ retina business for $1.1B, folding affiliated retina physicians into its Retina Consultants of America network.

Kroger is hiring more than 250 associates for a new Marketplace at East 146th and Howe in Noblesville, with open interviews March 28 in Fishers.

Leonid Radvinsky, the private owner of OnlyFans, has died at 43 after a long battle with cancer, the company said. His death raises questions about ownership and any pending sale.

DoorDash is temporarily boosting DasherDirect cash-back and adding $5–$15 weekly fuel payments for U.S. drivers as gas prices spike. The programs run through April 26.

Stevens & Lee has signed a multi‑year lease at One PPG Place, enlarging its downtown Pittsburgh footprint as law firms continue to favor upgraded Class A space. The deal joins a wave of legal-sector moves into the building.

Highmark’s affiliation with Blue KC is expected to close March 31, adding about 1 million members while leaving Blue KC locally governed and branded.

A WARN notice lists 188 workers affected after parking management at Charlotte Douglas shifts to a new contractor. Some may be rehired, but many face separation.

Outpost is converting warehouse space into a nearly 9,000 sq ft commercial kitchen at its Milwaukee HQ to expand prepared foods, wholesale and possibly open a fifth store.

SC&H relocated its headquarters to Hunt Valley into a hybrid-ready, amenity-filled suite; reporting differs on exact square footage but all note room to grow.

Pilates reformer studios, IV infusions and recovery spas are replacing storefronts across Tampa Bay as landlords court appointment-driven tenants.

After mounting losses, Silver Sprocket will close its Valencia Street storefront on March 23. The publisher says releases will continue under a new PGW/Ingram distribution deal.