UPS is spending $48 million to add 27 temperature‑controlled cross‑docks, beefing up Atlanta's role in shipping GLP‑1 drugs, vaccines and other sensitive medicines.

Domino's is reshuffling its top leadership: longtime executive chairman David A. Brandon will step away and the board has named a successor, Crain's Detroit reports. The change touches the Ann Arbor headquarters.

A new GM analysis finds Arlington Assembly contributes more than $2 billion to Texas GDP and supports thousands of jobs across the region.

Kraft Heinz said it will split its international operations into North America, Europe & Pacific and Emerging Markets while centralizing procurement and supply chain. New regional leaders were named and several executives will move into advisory roles.

BMO says it will boost hiring and renovate branches across Wisconsin, leaning on its strong Milwaukee deposit share as it chases more business and consumer relationships.

Club Pilates has struck a deal with New York‑area developer Saber Ammori to add 70 studios across Michigan, Maryland and New York, expanding a franchisee group to a potential 84 locations.

Best Buy CFO Matt Bilunas will step down effective July 31, 2026, as the Minneapolis retailer navigates a broader leadership shuffle following a stronger quarter.

Mitchell Modell relaunched an online shop and teases a Manhattan flagship by 2030, tapping Knicks championship fervor to test demand.

Houston buyer Valiant Energy Management has purchased VanDeMark Chemical as the Lockport plant closed in May and 69 workers were laid off; the sale comes amid a lawsuit alleging toxic exposure.

Shareholders filed a federal suit in San Francisco accusing Uber directors of cutting compliance corners that plaintiffs say allowed thousands of sexual‑assault claims.

Shoppers and class-action lawyers say Amazon kept money tied to now-invalidated tariffs and are asking courts to force refunds as Customs builds a repayment portal.

Smurfit Westrock will close its Lebanon folding-carton plant, costing about 52 local jobs. The move follows several closures as the company reshapes its U.S. footprint.

A WARN notice shows Hard Rock Cafe's Pigeon Forge location will close Aug. 23, 2026, affecting 61 employees and prompting state rapid‑response services.