Amazon Pharmacy introduces same-day delivery in the San Francisco Bay Area, offering residents a digital pharmacy experience with 24/7 pharmacist access and plans for national expansion by 2025.

Amazon Prime Air is expanding drone delivery to Hazel Park, Michigan, aiming to deliver packages within an hour for a fee, amidst mixed local reactions and concerns over noise and privacy.

Thanksgiving shoppers enjoy lower turkey prices while facing higher costs for side dishes, adapting with strategic purchases and seeking deals to maintain traditions amid economic pressure.

A Michigan man won $1 million on a lottery scratch-off ticket that another customer had passed on buying at a Detroit gas station. He's taking the lump sum of about $693,000 before taxes and plans to save his winnings.

Drone Institute, LLC plans a $340,000 expansion of its Lafayette HQ, creating about 1,400 jobs in the next decade and strengthening its commitment to drone innovation and education.

Kroger announces that by January 2026, employees must return to the office full-time, alongside closing several automated fulfillment centers in Florida, impacting 1,400 jobs.

Ohio lawmakers passed property tax reforms to save homeowners $2.4 billion, the bills await the governor's approval.

Seattle's Business Improvement Areas (BIAs) enhance neighborhood vitality through services like cleaning and events, funded by self-imposed local business taxes.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel has notified Five Below of pricing violation allegations after MDARD found scanner overcharges at their stores. The company faces potential legal action if compliance is not met.

Scottsdale's Old Town Farmers Market is relocating to the City Hall lot for the 2026–27 season to avoid disruptions during the expansion of its current site.

Saint Paul City Council announced the winners of the 2025 Business Awards, celebrating five local businesses for their contributions to the community.

Cancoil USA is opening a new manufacturing operation in Jacksonville, Texas, creating 120 jobs and investing $28 million, supported by a $648,000 TEF grant and a $10,000 Veteran Job Bonus.

Fields Auto Group is opening a new Rolls-Royce dealership in Jacksonville by 2026, next to their Land Rover dealership on Atlantic Boulevard. The showroom will replace the old Jaguar space and offer a range of luxury vehicles.