Houston-based Tailored Brands filed IPO paperwork to list on Nasdaq under MENW, tapping Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Jefferies. The move follows its post‑bankruptcy recovery.

Detwiler’s will build a 52,000‑sq‑ft ground‑up store at Sumter Blvd and I‑75 in North Port, a move the company says will add about 125 jobs and open in late 2028.

Asama Coldwater's Warrenton foundry will close in phases starting this September, eliminating 107 jobs and prompting state WARN and Rapid Response steps.

Massachusetts climbed about 23 spots in CNBC’s business rankings and now tops New England and the nation for education, with job gains and rising earnings behind the move.

Weekend Craft founder Michelle Beaton is moving her Norwood studio downstairs and turning it into The Craft Cafe — a coffee‑forward spot that pairs drinks with DIY projects.

G2O Spa + Salon will close on Aug. 30 after 32 years, with about 78 employees affected. The owner said street closures and transit changes have hurt access for suburban clients.

Twenty-four new tenants are headed to Center City — a mix of DTC boutiques, national names and experience-driven concepts that will fill Walnut and Chestnut storefronts.

Pennsylvania jumped to No. 13 in CNBC’s Top States for Business — its best finish in 15 years, officials say. The rise follows permitting reforms and major deals such as Eli Lilly’s Lehigh Valley campus.

Six retailers — including Aritzia, Timberland and Indochino — have signed on at Cherry Hill Mall, joining a major Dick’s House of Sport expansion that’s due in 2026.

LeeMAH Electronics will close its Brisbane plant and lay off 212 workers, including the company president, with layoffs set to begin in September. The move follows an earlier Texas closure.

Conair recalled about 12,660 Cuisinart Propel+ grills after reports that tempered pizza‑oven glass can shatter; owners can register for refunds or full reimbursement.

A late wave of World Cup bookings boosted occupancy and rates at many Los Angeles hotels this week, easing fears after slow early sales. The rebound was uneven across neighborhoods.

Lincoln Avenue Trader Joe’s won recognition after the NLRB opened a challenged ballot, giving the crew a one‑vote majority and making it the first TJ’s in Illinois to unionize.