Hyundai and Kia settled for millions over lacking anti-theft measures, compensating consumers and enforcing vehicle security reforms after a surge in car thefts.

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture received over $880,000 from the USDA to help expand the state's hardwood industry into markets in India and Vietnam.

Farmhouse Artisan Market opened Petaluma’s first in-person cannabis storefront last week, converting a seven-year delivery service into a visible shop on North McDowell. The opening follows a 2024 City Council vote to allow three storefront dispensaries.

The Berkeley Hat Company is closing after nearly 50 years on Telegraph Avenue, with its owner, Carol Lipnick, planning a final sale and a sidewalk party before retiring.

Two Boston Seaport restaurants, Temazcal Tequila Cantina and Tony C's, will close in January 2026, laying off over 80 employees due to lease non-renewal.

Ford is rebranding its BlueOval City project to focus on gas-powered trucks, shifting away from its original electric vehicle plan, amid market trends and a partnership change with SK On. Production is delayed to 2029, reflecting industry challenges.

Murray Avenue Grill in Squirrel Hill, open since 1986, is closing on December 28 due to economic challenges post-pandemic and the owner splitting time between states.

New York City is set to get three Vegas-style casinos with the potential for significant economic benefits, including job creation and increased tax revenues, as well as concerns about social impacts.

The Powerball jackpot has reached $1.25 billion with no winners in the last draw. The next chance to win is Wednesday, with tickets available until 8:59 p.m. Central Time.

Ex-fiscal officer Lynn Marlatt pleaded guilty to theft of over $450,000 from New Concord, Ohio, facing theft in office, fraud, and records tampering charges.

Arlington esthetician Dulce Sarahi Chairez incorporates herbalism into her beauty services, spotlighted during the city's Small Business Promotion Week.

TDLR filings show a 115,285‑sq‑ft H‑E‑B at McKinney Falls and William Cannon with an estimated $40M budget and a late‑2027 opening target.

New York Attorney General Letitia James and attorneys from 20 other states, along with the FTC, are suing Uber for misleading consumers with the difficult-to-cancel Uber One subscription service, which charges $9.99 per month.