Procter & Gamble has bought Austin’s Wonderbelly, the clean-label antacid startup founded by brothers Lucas and Noah Kraft.

Rack & Riddle says it will close its Lodi plant and consolidate production at a new Healdsburg Sparkling Innovation Park, a move that reshapes local jobs and capacity.

Zaxby's opened its first Illinois restaurant in Plainfield Wednesday, taking over a former Slim Chickens on Route 59 and launching a planned Chicagoland rollout.

Danny Meyer's Union Square Hospitality Group is set to open Pine Hall, a new venue in Detroit's Hudson’s building, inspired by the historic Pine Room restaurant.

After 34 years on Moffett Boulevard, family-run Los Portales will close Feb. 10. Owners cite rising costs, fewer customers and a planned redevelopment at Moffett Plaza.

After a 2.6% dip in 2025 weddings, Las Vegas venues are retooling — chapels and restaurants are adding photo-ready spaces and all-in-one packages to attract younger couples.

Dubai's Saya Brasserie will open its first U.S. café in Downtown San Diego, bringing pastries, cascading cakes and pink, photo-ready interiors to the Gaslamp.

The Lakewood Chamber of Commerce is hosting a free educational event on business owners' well-being and financial strategies on February 10, with expert panelists.

Boeing has posted manager openings for a long‑planned 737 "North Line" in Everett; new hires will start in Renton before transferring to Everett.

Future Proof Brands — the Austin company behind BeatBox — notified state officials it will eliminate 158 positions by Feb. 21. The cuts come after Anheuser‑Busch moved to buy a controlling stake in BeatBox.

The California-based Vallarta chain opened its first Arizona store in Glendale last week and says a second Phoenix-area location is coming. The company plans roughly 10–15 Valley stores as it expands.

Clearwater CRA's 2026 Business Spotlight Program recognizes local businesses to enhance community engagement; winners include Direct Mail 2.0 and Tequila’s Restaurant among others.

Arista Winery, a Russian River favorite, will stop producing wine after its 2024 vintage. The family sold the Westside Road estate in 2025 and is releasing the last bottles while supplies last.