BMW is recalling 87,394 U.S. vehicles after starters were found to potentially overheat and pose a fire risk. Dealers will replace the part free and owner notices start in March.

Cadre Holdings bought Peoria-based TYR Tactical in a $175M deal that includes cash, stock and a $30M property purchase.

San Diego-based LPL Financial said 2025 was an "outstanding year," with advisory assets up to about $2.4 trillion and adjusted EPS climbing even as GAAP net income fell. The firm pointed to acquisitions and advisor inflows for the growth.

A new 9NEWS investigation found many items sold at Denver International Airport were substantially marked up compared with local prices, prompting scrutiny and a proposed state bill.

Parks Old Style Bar-B-Q in Detroit is closing after 62 years due to the owner's health and financial issues, despite strong community support and a GoFundMe campaign to save it.

A Houston fiber upstart beat Comcast and AT&T in Ookla’s H2 2025 Speedtest rankings, powered by a local acquisition and fast multi‑gig service. The results underline shifting choice for Houston internet customers.

Quality Bicycle Products canceled Frostbike 2026, citing safety concerns amid federal immigration enforcement. The move disrupts vendors and adds to weeks of lost business in Minneapolis.

State testing found banned mold and Aspergillus in Sweetwater Cannabis flower, prompting a voluntary recall that affects 31 dispensaries across Colorado.

BGE is criticized for laying off 47 union workers while retaining contractors, which the IBEW Local 410 claims breaches their contract and risks public safety and service reliability. BGE cites business needs and has been reporting strong earnings.

Building permits for a new Target in Millington suggest construction may begin soon and could anchor more retail around Millington Farms.

Biscuits & Jams says revenue fell nearly 70% after Hotel Indigo began housing National Guard troops, threatening the downtown restaurant's future. Owner Monique Williams says the loss of hotel patrons has been crippling.

A roughly 167,600‑sq‑ft Sam’s Club and a 9,200‑sq‑ft fuel station are under construction at Barbee Drive and FM 1015 in Weslaco, bringing hundreds of jobs and a $2M tax abatement.

The city is offering $50K–$100K grants plus broker help to activate vacant storefronts in the Excelsior and nearby corridors, with applications due Feb. 13.