Curio Coffee in Cambridge closes after ten years, but under new leadership by Karissa Regan, will rebrand and continue serving coffee and waffles at the same location.

DFW has issued an RFP for 14 new retail and dining spots across Terminals A, B, E and F, prioritizing North Texas concepts and small businesses with proposals due in early February.

Anheuser-Busch is closing its Fairfield brewery by early 2026 due to declining market trends and consolidation efforts, impacting the local economy and job market.

Aaron Terod Johnson, 37, was found guilty of sex trafficking a minor and coercing another into prostitution. He now faces a prison sentence ranging from 10 years to life, with sentencing scheduled for March 18, 2025.

Seguin’s Alamo Group is buying Florida-based Petersen Industries in a roughly $165M deal that expands its industrial equipment lineup and eyes a Q1 2026 close.

A Dallas hospitality group has placed an $18.8M stalking‑horse bid to buy Razzoo's out of Chapter 11 and will decide which locations and staff to keep.

Stonebriar Centre confirmed six new tenants for 2026 — from Alo Yoga and Abercrombie to Princess Polly and Little Woodrow’s — part of an ongoing leasing push at the Frisco mall.

The article covers the success story of brothers Tom and Kevin Le, founders of Luraco Technologies in Arlington, which manufactures massage chairs, in light of their 20th anniversary celebration acknowledged by the Governor.

The Venetian Resort in Vegas gave a $750 bonus to all full-time flex employees, marking the fourth installment of its Appreciation Award program, with part-time staff also receiving prorated bonuses.

The Michigan cannabis industry is challenging a new 24% wholesale tax they argue could increase prices, cause job losses, and push consumers to the black market.

Blue Bell Creameries is opening a new distribution center in Lebanon, Ohio, to expand its presence, with plans to bring its products to more stores across the state by spring 2026.

Kronk Gym, a historic Detroit boxing hub, reopens in the Brewster Wheeler Recreation Center, aiming to revive its legacy and build community under its new leadership.

EOG's $5.6B Encino purchase vaulted the company into the Utica shale and reshaped its production outlook. The deal changed EOG's inventory and nudged Houston's deal scene.