The city is offering $50K–$100K grants plus broker help to activate vacant storefronts in the Excelsior and nearby corridors, with applications due Feb. 13.

Pimento Jamaican Kitchen and owner Tomme Beevas are being sued for roughly $1.3M in unpaid MEDA loans and back rent, mostly tied to the Bde Maka Ska lakeside location.

State figures show Nevada’s legal cannabis sales fell about 8.6% in FY25, trimming transfers to the State Education Fund amid a sizable illicit market. Regulators and industry leaders say enforcement and outreach are needed.

Cboe plans exchange-listed yes-or-no event contracts that lean on SPX liquidity and exchange clearing, pitching a securities-based alternative to Kalshi and Polymarket. The exchange says it will avoid sports markets.

Refresco will buy Eden Prairie’s SunOpta for $6.50 a share — a package that values the company near $798M — and the stock jumped roughly 30% on the news.

Bankruptcy filings in Texas jumped more than 20% in 2025, topping 38,000 cases and making the state about one in 15 U.S. filings as county dockets swell. Local courts and small businesses are feeling the strain.

Project filings show eight new Casey's travel centers in Texas — including a planned Austin outpost — with preliminary costs totaling roughly $4.4 million.

United Steelworkers told BP Whiting refinery members to prepare for a strike or lockout after contract talks stalled; 98% of local members authorized action. Talks continue, but both sides say options are narrowing.

Foodie's Urban Market in Boston's South End is closing after 28 years due to financial reasons, unrelated to The Croft School's expansion. Residents are concerned about the loss of a local grocery option.

Yum! Brands says Pizza Hut will close about 250 U.S. locations as part of a "Hut Forward" reset. A San Diego expert points to delivery rivals, rising costs and franchise economics.

Toyota promoted CFO Kenta Kon to CEO after a 43% quarterly profit drop; the change arrives as San Antonio’s Toyota campus ramps up an expansion that will add jobs.

A Foods Co. on Gerber Road is listed on a county agenda as permanently closing, a move that will cut 58 local jobs. The notice appears in county paperwork and local reporting.

Amazon now operates 13 Louisiana sites and employs more than 10,000 people, reshaping corridors from Baton Rouge to Shreveport. The buildout is already spawning new businesses and traffic challenges.