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Hudbay offered C$9.35 per ASCU share in an all-stock deal that would fold Arizona Sonoran’s Cactus project into Hudbay’s Copper World pipeline, targeting a big jump in U.S. copper output.
Atlas Restaurant Group moved its HQ into the E.J. Codd Co. building in Fells Point, pairing restored warehouse bones with space for a restaurant and members‑club.
Janney sold its investment‑banking teams to Huntington and Brean as it pivots to wealth advisory. The firm will remain headquartered in Philadelphia.
Walmart has filed permits for a Melbourne remodel pegged at about $5.2M and activity in Titusville as Brevard’s retail map is remade by redevelopments and big land deals.
Reporting says Meta may have earned roughly $16 billion from scam ads while local shoppers reported bogus purchases. Consumer groups and senators want answers.
Heil Trailer will produce Army fuel tankers in Athens under a 10‑year federal contract, bringing upgraded production lines and more local jobs to McMinn County.
GM is pushing many dealers to move pre-owned operations to CarBravo, expanding warranties and centralizing listings to blunt online rivals. The change reshapes how franchised lots sell used cars.
Trader Joe's will open at Riverbank's Crossroads West at Oakdale and Claribel roads, city officials said. The store will sit beside Hobby Lobby; no opening date yet.
Charlotte-based LendingTree posted record $1.12B revenue in 2025 and credits AI with lifting conversions while it preps a South End office and trims some roles.
Private‑equity owners of Medline opened a 75 million‑share secondary offering that could net roughly $3.2–3.4 billion for sellers and briefly pressured the stock.
Bluum told staff it will close an Irving warehouse and eliminate roles as part of a strategic restructuring, the Dallas Business Journal reports.
Tight supply in the D.C. suburbs has retailers racing for the few available storefronts; grocers and service tenants are backfilling former big-box spaces.
Shoppers who bought certain supermarket beef between Aug. 1, 2014 and Dec. 31, 2019 may be eligible for a pro‑rata share of an $87.5M settlement. Claim forms are due June 30, 2026.
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