Romano's Macaroni Grill's Church Ranch location closed after city collection action over unpaid sales taxes, leaving employees abruptly out of work.

Pâtisserie Mélanie will close its North Park bakery this Sunday after nearly three years, owners say the costly, drawn‑out buildout and legal fights left them unable to continue.

Minute Maid will stop producing frozen juice concentrates by April 2026 due to changing consumer preferences, with Coca-Cola focusing on ready-to-drink and low-sugar juice products instead.

Cavender's Boot City will convert the former CVS on West University Drive into a western-wear outpost, promising a $5M renovation and roughly 15 full-time jobs.

Activist Elliott trimmed its direct Southwest stake to roughly 9% while retaining about 10.7% economic exposure via swaps and options, according to a new SEC filing.

Cliff Atkinson will take over as CEO of the Fremont Street Experience on Feb. 17, bringing decades of Vegas hospitality experience to downtown's canopy.

Ameriprise will take on nearly $28 billion and 260 Huntington advisors in a new institutions deal. The move expands Ameriprise’s Minneapolis-based wealth footprint.

Open Books will close its Logan Square location on March 1, citing financial and operational challenges. The nonprofit will keep West Loop and Pilsen shops open while it refocuses resources.

After a 2024 spike, California’s average auto premium fell about 8% in 2025 to roughly $2,309, though big city gaps mean not everyone saw savings.

Senate, a popular Cincinnati hot dog restaurant, is closing its Blue Ash location, with no relocation plans announced. The city is seeking a new tenant for the space.

Crate & Barrel will open inside Macy’s Furniture Gallery at Cherry Creek Shopping Center while Macy’s consolidates its furniture floor into the main store by April.

CVS will close its downtown Portland store at Morrison and Broadway on March 1, cutting another national retailer from the core and reshaping access to pharmacy services.

Siemens Energy will upgrade Deer Park and a northwest Houston site as part of a $1B U.S. manufacturing push, and the work could add local turbine‑service jobs.