The Japanese retailer's Financial District debut lands at 185 Greenwich Street this fall, capping years of stalled Lower Manhattan plans.

The Hillsboro campus will double in size to build syringes and autoinjectors tied to Roche's obesity drug push.

The 145,000-square-foot store brings 166 jobs and an Apple shop-in-shop to Plaza de Perris, replacing a multiplex that closed in 2024.

The Green Hills menswear institution traces back to an 1855 downtown tailor shop. Owners David and Ellen Levy point to health and a lease renewal as the reasons.

Wider aisles, sushi and a refreshed pharmacy await shoppers at the FM 685 store, plus food trucks at the September 4 celebration.

Blind boxes, Stitch-themed aisles and a pumpkin-headed mascot named YOYO are headed to Easton Town Center this fall.

Elite Armory wants nine shooting lanes in a former carpet store, but neighbors near North Main Street aren't sold on the noise study.

Drivers at Lewisville and Fort Worth Amazon delivery hubs are losing their jobs starting in October as Dylan Logistics shuts down entirely.

A Marron Road Walmart could soon launch drones carrying groceries to homes across Oceanside, Carlsbad, Vista and San Marcos.

The health-food chain has filed a liquor license for a vacant lot at Roscoe and Cedros, though no opening date is set yet.

The chain is heading to Charleston Commons, a plaza already home to Nevada's busiest Ross and PetSmart.

A Dallas jury is weighing whether AT&T owes Fiberwave $50 million or whether kickback allegations justified cutting the company off.

The 32,000-square-foot store near Craig and MLK opens in September with a carnicería, bakery and produce section.