Netflix shares dropped 6% due to an earnings miss caused by a Brazilian tax dispute, ending its profit streak, with $2.5 billion in profit and $11.5 billion in revenue for the quarter.

Bar Gabi, a modern Romanian bistro by chefs Gabriel and Gabriela Botezan, opens in Hazel Park, Michigan, offering traditional dishes and a diverse drink menu.

The Heritage Home Program offers a 2% interest rate on home improvement loans for homes 50+ years old until December 31, with KeyBank accepting applications through this year.

Akron confirms IGS Energy as the natural gas supplier at a fixed rate of $4.55/Mcf from November 2025. Residents can opt-out without fees and may return to Enbridge Gas Ohio for services.

Pittsburgh International Airport holds its annual auction online, featuring items from vehicles to luxury goods, with a viewing opportunity on October 24th before the auction ends on October 27th.

Nashville's Beer Board introduces a new Beer Board Accountability Training program for local industry members.

Flagstone Foods is downsizing its El Paso facility, impacting over 200 employees, with plans to focus on its Emerald Nuts brand and relocate private label production to other sites.

Tavern in the Square is set to open in Fitchburg in 2026, replacing the former Singapore Restaurant & Lounge, as announced by Mayor Samantha Squailia.

Eos Energy is relocating its headquarters to Pittsburgh, with a $350 million investment aiming to create 730 jobs and retain 260 in Allegheny County, as Pennsylvania seeks to bolster its energy sector.

Hunter House Hamburgers in Birmingham is relocating after 72 years, aiming to maintain tradition and enhance the customer experience at a former KFC site.

A homicide investigation began in Vancouver after Kammy Lyn Pollack, 51, was found dead at Studio 6 Suites. Joseph M. Uriarte, 27, was charged with second-degree murder in connection with the case.

Michigan's online gaming and sports betting revenue dipped by 3.1% in September, according to the MGCB, with iGaming showing a slight decrease and sports betting experiencing a significant decline.

Perry's Last Stand ice cream parlor in Wareham has closed its physical location due to the landlord not renewing the lease, but will continue operating its ice cream trucks.