Rochester businesses report sales declines as high as 80% during the Adams Street closure. PennDOT now hopes to reopen the road by Labor Day.

Google’s Seattle-area workforce is growing, and Kirkland is absorbing the biggest share as the company consolidates offices elsewhere.

Hillsboro’s Jim’s Ice Cream will close Aug. 23 after surviving a devastating car crash and a year-long rebuild.

After nearly two years of layoffs, GM Fairfax is running one shift with 870 workers and a second shift eyed for 2027.

Adidas is replacing longtime CFO Harm Ohlmeyer with Birgit Kretschmer at year-end. The move puts a veteran executive back at the helm of finance while Portland remains the brand's North American hub.

Microsoft's U.S. workforce fell by about 3%, with Redmond absorbing hundreds of the latest cuts.

Workers at San Francisco’s iconic Ghirardelli Square shop launched a three-day strike over health coverage, contract terms and financial transparency.

Clayton-based Belden posted record revenue of $750.2 million and record orders of $836 million as AI data center demand accelerates.

Deerfield-based Baxter says its turnaround is gaining traction after strong second-quarter results and a higher full-year outlook.

Plymouth’s Sargento is moving into dips, spreads and quiches with a planned California acquisition. The deal could broaden the Wisconsin cheese giant’s grocery footprint.

A new Kroger Marketplace opens Friday in Little Elm with a $40 million price tag and roughly 200 jobs.

St. Louis manufacturers are turning to automation as worker shortages, rising costs and competition reshape the factory floor. The region's answer may depend as much on training people as buying robots.

St. Louis added 12,600 construction-related jobs in one year, ranking second nationally behind Houston. The surge comes as contractors warn that federal funding uncertainty could slow future gains.