Frisco-based GameSquare is buying TubeBuddy, folding the YouTube creator tools platform into its media and esports business and projecting $85–90M in pro‑forma 2026 revenue.

Alcoa plans to sell 10 closed or curtailed sites to data-center developers, targeting a first deal in the first half of 2026.

FedEx sued the U.S. government seeking a full refund of tariffs the Supreme Court struck down. The filing raises hard questions about who will get billions back.

A second St. Charles County resident claimed $1 million on Missouri Lottery's $50 '5,000,000 Fortune' scratcher after buying a ticket in O'Fallon and claiming the prize in St. Louis.

Good Earth is opening a 21,300‑sq‑ft store at San Rafael's Northgate Mall, bringing a cafe, organic produce and 200+ jobs to Terra Linda.

Pinnacle West posted $616.5M in 2025 as APS contended with record heat and surging demand. Regulators’ decisions this spring will shape how Arizona customers pay for new grid fixes.

Lower mortgage rates late in 2025 spurred a refinancing wave that lifted Pontiac‑based UWM’s quarter volumes and pushed full‑year production higher, even as servicing markdowns clipped profits.

H‑E‑B plans a Joe V’s at Centerville & LBJ and is pursuing a 21‑acre Firewheel site. Centerville renovations are set to begin in early March.

Trader Joe’s has signed a lease for the former CVS at 2053 N. Milwaukee Ave., bringing the national grocer to Logan Square. Officials confirm the deal but no opening date yet.

Milwaukee’s mutual insurer will distribute a record $9.2B to policyowners after a banner 2025 that pushed revenue past $40B and operating gains above $10B.

Two Army contract actions this week — about $43.5M and $33.8M — will fund PAC‑3 launcher recapitalization and radar testing at Lockheed’s Grand Prairie hub.

The Brewer's Art, a 30‑year Mount Vernon brewpub, closed suddenly and its owner filed for Chapter 7 — a trustee will now liquidate assets amid liens and unpaid claims.

Bank of America will deploy $25 billion of its balance sheet into private‑credit lending and promoted Anand Melvani and Scott Wiate to lead the program, a move with clear implications for Charlotte's finance hub.