Burlington will take the former Jo‑Ann spot at Hyde Park Plaza and plans to open this spring, marking its tenth Cincinnati‑area store. The company hasn’t set an exact date.

Select Water and LibertyStream plan at least four lithium plants in the Midland Basin, starting with a 1,000‑tonne facility in Howard County slated for Dec. 2026.

Helicopter Institute won a $57.4M Navy contract to train rotary-wing students in Fort Worth through 2030, using the TH-66 Sage trainer.

Valero is lining up as much as 6.5 million barrels of Venezuelan crude for March runs, leaning on Port Arthur’s upgraded coker capacity and new U.S. licenses. Schedules and Treasury rules will determine how much actually lands on the Gulf Coast.

Main Street Sports Group will lay off more than two dozen workers and close its Ballpark Village office, shrinking FanDuel Sports Network’s St. Louis presence. The move comes as the operator scrambles amid lost rights and industry turmoil.

Detroit updates its fiscal revenue estimates, showing positive trends in wagering tax income, job growth, and wage increases, with a commitment to fiscal discipline and neighborhood improvements.

State records show T. Rowe Price laid off 54 Baltimore City employees; the notice lists Feb. 6 as the effective date.

Delta is sharing $113.7 million with about 8,900 Minnesota employees as part of a $1.3 billion companywide profit‑sharing payout paid on Feb. 13, 2026.

Anheuser‑Busch has listed its Fairfield Budweiser plant for sale as the company winds down operations and city officials weigh reuse plans.

Boston Harbor Distillery is set to open a beverage garden on the Rose Kennedy Greenway, offering a range of drinks and creating a family-friendly social space.

Jeff Bell’s Kees opened beneath Mixteca on Cornelia Street, offering classic cocktails in a plush subterranean room. The menu is built around timeless families like martinis and old‑fashioneds.

The Milwaukee Night Market is returning for four nights this summer, featuring over 100 local vendors, with applications for vendors open until March 13.

A Kearny Mesa station briefly sold regular unleaded for under $4 on Friday, offering a quick win for some drivers while county averages remain higher.