Dupon USA will invest $33M to open a 175,000-sq-ft wafer and cookie plant in Columbus, adding 60 jobs and expanding its ice-cream ingredient operations.

GM projects OnStar deferred revenue to swell and plans to turn Super Cruise renewals into a high‑margin, recurring revenue stream.

SimpliSafe cut an undisclosed number of Boston jobs in a reorganization the company says will "bring teams closer together" after its sale to GTCR.

Two companies and dozens of Metro Detroit suppliers are jockeying for the XM30 — the Army’s planned Bradley replacement — in a contest that could mean billions and hundreds of local jobs.

Buc‑ee’s has started site work for a 74,000‑sq‑ft travel center in Gallaway, marking the chain’s first West Tennessee location and a May 2027 opening.

New Grand Mart has signed a lease for the former Shoppers anchor at Coral Hills, bringing a major international grocer back to Capitol Heights and refilling a large supermarket vacancy.

A flight attendant alleges a Stumptown Coffee package exploded aboard an Alaska Airlines flight in April 2024, leaving her with burns and permanent scarring; a federal suit was filed in Seattle.

A south Minneapolis grocer says fuel and shipping surcharges tied to the Iran war are piling onto losses from a recent enforcement surge and threatening the store’s recovery.

A city permit tied to a possible Trader Joe’s at 804 W. Montrose Ave. cleared a key hurdle this week, moving the Uptown project closer to reality.

Local distributors say shipping surcharges and tariffs are driving seafood costs up this Lent, and BSF is investing to process more product in Jacksonville.

Shareholders re-elected Starbucks’ full board on March 25, defeating a labor‑backed proxy challenge while approving a governance change to majority voting.

Pop Mart has signed a roughly 7,000‑square‑foot lease at 680 Fifth Ave., putting the Labubu maker on Manhattan’s Fifth Avenue next to a new Swarovski emporium. The company’s Times Square flagship and the Fifth Avenue move mark a bigger U.S. retail push.

Walmart told the Orlando Business Journal it plans a high‑tech pharmacy hub near Orlando International Airport as part of an expanding automated prescription network. The move follows the company’s rollout of centralized, robotized pharmacy centers elsewhere.