LSI Industries will acquire Atlanta-based Royston Group for $325 million, adding roughly 900 employees and expanding its retail-display business. The deal lifts pro‑forma revenue toward $864M.

Rosemont’s Fashion Outlets has launched paid garage parking with tiered daily rates, a free first hour and limited validation for big spenders. Practical sign-up steps are on the mall’s site.

Ford is calling back 4.3 million pickups and SUVs after a software bug that can disable trailer‑brake and signal functions while towing. The automaker says a software update will fix the issue.

Parsec filed a WARN notice that its Columbus terminal will close by May 1, eliminating 115 jobs after the company said it lost a key customer contract.

Weber has recalled more than 3.2 million wire-bristle grill brushes after reports that bristles detached and were ingested, sometimes requiring medical treatment.

eBay is cutting about 800 jobs — roughly 6% of its workforce — as the San Jose company reshuffles priorities and plans reinvestments.

AMC told investors it will close more theaters than it opens, putting San Diego’s nine AMCs and recent neighborhood closures in sharper relief. Cinephiles may see fewer local screening options.

A federal appeals court affirmed dismissal of a securities suit against Broadview Heights-based Sotera Health, narrowing one legal risk while EO tort cases continue.

Culinary Creative Group has tapped former Punch Bowl Social leader Richard Flaherty as its new CEO. The leadership transition, planned over several years, comes as the group resolves a legal dispute over service-charge practices.

Volta Wine + Market will begin buildout at 400 Central in March, bringing a 2,000‑sq‑ft wine shop, market and tasting bar to downtown St. Pete.

McKay's will close its Papermill Drive store after 40 years; the last day is May 3. Incoming items stop Feb. 26 and returns are available through the final day.

A WARN filing says the IPIC dine-in theater at Colony Square will close April 28, affecting 163 employees. The loss trims Midtown's upscale movie options.

Roxanne Brown will be sworn in as the United Steelworkers’ international president this Sunday, the first woman and person of color to lead the union. Her early tests will be national bargaining and the energy transition.