CPSC expanded the recall of Lomi roll‑on waxing kits to add model LOMB2004PK after overheating reports; about 14,700 additional units are now covered.

The Undefeated Tribe is expanding its East Austin headquarters and recruiting support staff as it opens more Crunch 3.0 gyms across the Austin metro. The growth comes as the franchise accelerates local club openings and presales.

Figma's Config packed Moscone this week, drawing thousands of designers and a slate of major product updates while giving downtown businesses a lift.

Heinen's will close its downtown Cleveland market on July 31. The company says all downtown associates will be offered roles elsewhere and there will be no layoffs.

Census-backed figures show Ohio’s Black-owned employer firms employed 64,000+ people in 2023 and saw payrolls rise to roughly $2 billion.

The U.S. goods trade deficit jumped to $105.8B in May as imports rose and exports fell, a 27.4% monthly surge that raises risks to second‑quarter growth.

Mas Restaurant Group sold 43 Taco Bell locations in Ohio to Southpaw as it narrows its footprint and refocuses resources on Houston. The deal follows another recent sale of Houston outlets.

Volkswagen is reportedly weighing up to 100,000 job cuts and possible closures of four German plants, a shake-up that would test union protections and ripple through global supply chains.

Trulieve has begun renovating a Spring Valley Road storefront for a 1,324‑sq‑ft Dallas dispensary; state records show work under way and a targeted early‑September finish while final licensure remains conditional.

Target will start counting late arrivals and no-shows under a new points system in September. Employees and labor advocates are watching closely.

Americold will close another Atlanta cold-storage site and eliminate about 69 jobs amid a company cost-cutting drive. Local filings show layoffs slated for late July.

H.B. Fuller agreed to buy U.K. medical‑products maker Advanced Medical Solutions for about £715M, rebuffing Mayfield Heights activist Ancora and sparking investor concern over leverage.

A West Knoxville hemp retailer says Tennessee's new hemp rules forced it to close by July 2, citing lost THCa sales and tighter licensing.