Barnes & Noble will reopen a flagship at 520 Pike Street on May 6, moving into the former North Face corner. City and property leaders say the lease is a sign of confidence in downtown retail.

Ctrl Room, a two-room dance venue at 2511 Swiss Ave, opens April 9 with Breakaway Music Festival after-parties and promises regular programming afterward.

Filings show multistrategy funds opening Miami offices even as the count of Miami-based investment professionals slipped year-over-year. The result is offices without a matching rise in senior traders.

Everlane says it will consolidate operations in Los Angeles by August after a landlord filed an unlawful detainer against its Mission offices. The company says employees will be supported during the transition.

Zion Market has reopened inside Rise Koreatown, anchoring a ground-floor food hall with Paris Baguette and Concerto Coffee beneath new apartments. The retail cluster includes roughly 20 shops.

Wegmans is recalling two‑pound Lundberg Organic Jasmine Rice after possible foreign material was found. Check the UPC and lot codes before cooking.

A proposed $135M settlement in Taylor v. Google would compensate U.S. Android users for alleged background data use. Final approval is set for June 23, 2026.

GoPro will cut about 145 employees — roughly 23% of its staff — as the San Mateo camera maker restructures ahead of a GP3‑powered camera rollout.

Paul Gama will take over P&G's Health Care business as Jennifer Davis retires, the division generated nearly $12 billion in sales last year.

Infra Pipes, backed by private equity, added five U.S. plants months after launching a 169,000‑sq‑ft Jacksonville facility, aiming to boost capacity and cut lead times.

El Super will open at 2185 E. South St. in May and is recruiting about 140 workers for roles from managers to bakers. The chain held local hiring events and accepts online applications.

Longtime Castro day spa Always Tan Skin & Body (550B Castro Street) has abruptly shuttered after more than 45 years in business in the Castro.

Butler-based MAC.BID will open its 29th warehouse at 12435 Rojas Drive in El Paso this spring, bringing $1 auctions and new jobs to the area.