San Francisco AI startup Anyscale is set to join Nscale in a reported $1.65 billion deal. The agreement combines Ray-based software with a global GPU cloud operation.

Home Depot-owned Temco Logistics is shutting its Mountain Creek flatbed facility and cutting 71 Dallas jobs this fall.

Whole Foods is taking over a long-vacant Yorkville storefront for a smaller neighborhood market beneath a 36-story residential tower.

MAC.BID is bringing its $1-start online auctions to St. Peters this fall, along with more than 70 jobs and a new warehouse for returned and overstocked goods.

Thoma Bravo has backed down in a lender standoff over a roughly $5 billion Proofpoint loan, putting fresh pressure on private-equity software financing.

Florida’s citrus industry is getting nearly $196 million in state support as growers battle disease, hurricanes and historic production losses.

Westerville-based Vertiv is projecting a 37% sales increase to about $14 billion in 2026, despite second-quarter supply-chain snags.

Two Western Washington players will split $2.7 million after matching every Hit 5 number. Both winning tickets came from the same Burien market.

Denver-based VF Corp. raised its fiscal-year outlook after a stronger-than-expected quarter, but Vans remains a major drag on the turnaround.

Voestalpine has completed its $80 million Jeffersonville expansion, adding truck-beam production and 110 planned jobs as output ramps toward 2027.

Aritzia is planning a $9 million remodel at Houston’s Galleria, with construction potentially starting next spring. The fashion retailer’s biggest Texas bet could reshape its high-profile boutique.

Walmart’s new Apopka drone service promises everyday essentials in minutes while raising fresh questions about noise, privacy and neighborhood airspace.

Wilde opened a 130,000‑sq‑ft Winchester plant that will boost production and add nearly 200 jobs while the brand rolls out new chicken‑based snacks.