A Detroit man won $2 million from a scratch-off lottery ticket purchased at Jefferson Fuels Inc. He opted for a lump sum payout of $1.3 million for his winnings from the Legendary Wild Time game.

NVIDIA bought $2B of CoreWeave stock to speed a 5+GW AI data‑center buildout and lock in early access to Vera CPUs and storage systems.

Identified victim John Robert Tracy, aged 56, died in a 12-vehicle crash on I-10 in Texas, with icy roads contributing to the pileup. Investigation and cleanup efforts followed.

Houston grocery stores modify hours due to a winter storm, with H-E-B opening at 8 a.m. and maintaining regular closing times. Kroger and Walmart adjust their hours, advising customers to check locally.

Michigan sees a drop in average gas prices, now at $2.86 per gallon, a 10-cent decrease from last week and 24 cents lower than last year, with regional price variations across the state.

A CADDi survey finds 79% of manufacturers name skilled-labor shortages as their top barrier, pushing firms toward automation and training.

Eddie Bauer trimmed creative and marketing staff in Seattle this month, raising questions about the brand’s path under recent ownership changes.

A Far Northside Walmart will add an in-store Dunkin' after a $215,000 remodel; construction begins in February and the counter is expected to open late summer 2026.

Planet Hollywood will close its 23-table poker room at month‑end, shrinking live poker options on the Las Vegas Strip. Staff are being transferred to nearby Caesars properties.

Patagonia sues drag queen Pattie Gonia for trademark infringement, alleging her use of a similar name and logo confuses the public and poses a threat to their brand identity and activism.

The Cadillac Bar & Grill in San Francisco has closed due to Mid-Market challenges and the impact of COVID-19, ending its decades-long run as a vibrant local dining spot.

RedBird Farms pulled nearly 2,000 pounds of teriyaki chicken from King Soopers and City Market after discovering undeclared sesame oil. Stores will accept returns.

Sacramento introduces a new Limited Entertainment Permit (LEP) for small business owners to host live entertainment, with an informational session set for Jan. 29 to explain the application process and benefits.