Dell trimmed about 11,000 roles this fiscal year, cutting its global headcount to roughly 97,000 as it shifts spending to AI and partners with Nvidia.

A new Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal ranking names the top 20 Twin Cities companies by SBA-backed loans in 2025 and highlights which lenders financed them.

A WARN filing shows Family Dollar will close its Matthews distribution center by mid‑2026, putting about 373 workers at risk and prompting state outreach.

A CA$H 5 ticket sold at a New Castle Speedway matched all five numbers and is worth $768,478. Hoosier Lottery is advising the ticket-holder to secure the ticket and follow claim procedures.

After a bruising 2025, Detroit suppliers are reshaping operations — shelved plants, spinoffs and deals show the industry is preparing for permanent volatility. Local firms are betting on partnerships, software and flexible manufacturing.

A Fantasy 5 ticket sold at a Westside Jacksonville store matched all five numbers and is worth $120,814.

Hennepin County has opened applications for a roughly $2M Small Business Recovery Fund to help storefront companies hit by recent federal immigration enforcement.

Palmer Luckey’s Erebor Bank has opened in Columbus as a crypto- and startup-focused national bank under federal approvals and close scrutiny.

Sen. Chris Murphy introduced a bill to update Robinson‑Patman and curb preferential supplier and platform deals that raise costs for small grocers and restaurants.

A King County class-action alleges unpaid overtime and missed meal/rest breaks at Dick’s Drive‑In across the Puget Sound. The chain says it’s reviewing the claims.

A Wynnewood Sunoco sold a Match 6 ticket worth $5,863,758, per FOX 29 and the Pennsylvania Lottery. The store will receive a $10,000 retailer bonus.

RealPage has named Zahir Khoja its first chief fintech officer, tapping the former Wave Financial CEO to lead payments and resident‑finance efforts at its Richardson HQ.

Harbor Freight will open a 15,776‑sq‑ft store in Boerne's Live Oak Shopping Center this spring, adding roughly 25–30 jobs and helping revive North Main.