A county WARN notice says 248 Frito‑Lay warehouse employees in Rancho Cucamonga will be laid off; the company lists June 6, 2026 as the expected last day.

The Jacksonville Sheriff's Office is searching for Margaret Hanley, a 72-year-old missing from Jacksonville, Florida, last seen in Hinesville, Georgia.

Publix’s Latta Park store in north Durham is moving toward a spring opening and the chain is holding a three-day job fair this weekend to hire roughly 140 workers.

Employees at Build‑A‑Bear’s Union Station shop allege they were fired for unionizing; an NLRB case and an unfair labor practice complaint are now pending.

LPL Financial plans to cut 72 roles at its San Diego office as part of a broader efficiency push. Most affected staff will remain employed into April and May 2026.

Downtown Winter Garden businesses, including Three Birds Café, are closing due to a building sale, leaving owners and patrons distressed about the area's future.

Carbon Health will close three South Bay clinics on Feb. 20 as it executes a Chapter 11 restructuring. Patients and most staff can transfer appointments or use virtual care.

Denver's licensing agency fined Tetra Lounge $10,000 and put the RiNo venue on probation after inspectors allege vendors handed out illegal products at a 4/20 event.

Newmont says it found mismanagement at Nevada Gold Mines and has sent Barrick a notice of default. The step could complicate Barrick’s plans to spin off North American assets.

The U.K. Competition and Markets Authority provisionally flagged editorial-market competition concerns in Getty Images’ $3.7B deal with Shutterstock, setting a March 12 response deadline. The finding complicates the Seattle company’s plan to combine two major image libraries.

A longtime Orange Julius kiosk at Tacoma Mall is boarded up and closed, removing one of the mall's retro food‑court fixtures. Nearby DQ counters remain the closest option.

County filings point to a Trader Joe’s at the former Staples site on S. Tamiami Trail; the plan is in early permitting. The company has not yet confirmed the move.

Command Alkon opened a Center of Hardware Excellence and moved its corporate headquarters to Hilliard as the company marks 50 years.