Tempe Marketplace will add four new tenants in 2026, including KUIU's first Arizona shop and national names Coach, Tommy Hilfiger and Glo Tanning.

Republic National Distributing is cutting 641 Michigan jobs as it transfers markets to other distributors. State WARN filings list multiple affected facilities and an Aug. 17 effective date.

Freeport is nearing a decision on a multibillion-dollar expansion at its Bagdad mine that would sharply boost U.S. copper output.

A New York buyer says StubHub hid its CEO’s ties to a mass ticket reseller while marketing itself as a fan marketplace. The proposed class action seeks more than $5 million and asks the court to force disclosures.

Kansas City Council delayed a vote on converting the Midtown Costco into a business center after shoppers warned the change would strip the store of key services. The pause leaves the Linwood location's future uncertain.

USDA guaranteed $80M in loans for two sawmill projects — $50M for a Tahoe‑area mill and $30M for an Oregon expansion — aimed at boosting processing capacity and jobs.

No Meat Factory is closing its Stanwood plant two years after reopening the Twin City Foods site, triggering layoffs and raising fresh questions about local manufacturing jobs.

A Publix vendor told officials it will end unloading services at five distribution centers, cutting 168 warehouse roles across Lakeland and Sarasota.

The IHCC Foundation will award 52 $5,000 microgrants to Chicago small businesses affected by federal immigration enforcement. Applications run Aug. 24–Sept. 14.

Surging diesel — now above $5/gal in New England — is squeezing Gloucester’s fishing fleet, forcing skippers to cut trips and chase efficiency. Local programs are racing to help.

A Boston Business Journal analysis finds Massachusetts' top 50 CEOs reported more than $1 billion in pay for 2025; GE Vernova’s Scott Strazik led the per‑dollar value ranking.

Ford and Geely will form a 66‑34 JV at Ford’s Valencia plant to build new multi‑energy vehicles for Europe, a move that prompted sharp criticism from Rep. John Moolenaar.

Goldman Sachs says equities now make up a larger share of U.S. household wealth than homes for the first time since World War II, shifting the wealth effect toward stocks. The move concentrates both upside and downside in public markets.