A proposed class action says Kalshi refused $54M in payouts after invoking a "death carveout" in a Khamenei market; Kalshi says it reimbursed fees and losses.

GE Aerospace will spend more than $160M upgrading four North Carolina plants, adding machines and capacity as airlines modernize and orders climb.

DISH customers in New Orleans face a possible blackout of WVUE‑Fox 8 this Tuesday at 6 p.m. unless the broadcaster and DISH reach a deal.

Live By The Sword filed a $3M defamation suit in Manhattan, accusing three former piercers of posting images alleging dirty needles, pests and bedbugs. The chain says the posts cost it customers; ex‑staffers call the suit retaliatory.

TPA’s Airside D and a larger concessions revamp will place more dining and retail near gates, promising quicker, higher‑quality options for travelers. Vendors should watch upcoming solicitations.

Toyota is recalling about 550,000 Highlander and Highlander Hybrid SUVs because second‑row seatbacks may not fully lock; dealers will replace the parts free and owners will be notified by early May.

A quick-pick Mega Millions ticket sold at a Plantation liquor shop matched five numbers and a 4X multiplier, turning the play into a $4 million prize. The jackpot rolled over again ahead of Tuesday's drawing.

A semi-annual MFBI poll found falling confidence and record-low readings for profit and hiring as tariffs and labor shortages weigh on Michigan firms.

Native Roots agreed to sell 17 of its 21 Colorado dispensaries to Verdant Capital Partners as the state’s cannabis market continues to consolidate.

Nordstrom Rack will open at Pinnacle at Turkey Creek on June 25 with early festivities, giveaways and savings up to 70%.

The Fresh Market is moving into the old Whole Foods on Centre Avenue, with a billboard signaling a mid‑March opening. The chain lists the location as 'coming soon.'

Starbucks will close its University District store on April 5, 2026, after months of union pickets. The Ave location is expected to be replaced by Xian Noodles.

Prepac will close its Whitsett factory and lay off about 200 workers starting May 2; the company pointed to high domestic costs and low‑cost imports while state incentives come under scrutiny.