Charles Schwab Corp. is expanding its branch network and workforce, opening a new branch in San Francisco's Mission Bay and hiring over 40 Bay Area employees as part of a nationwide growth initiative.

Tavern in the Square opened a new location in Braintree, MA, marking its expansion in New England with over 20 locations. The site, formerly occupied by TGI Fridays, will offer the chain's signature local fare and ambiance.

Costco has recalled Kirkland Signature Prosecco due to bottles potentially shattering, advising customers in several states to safely dispose of them and contact Ethica Wines for assistance.

The EXIM Bank approved two investments: $185 million for locomotive exports to Mexico, supporting 600 U.S. jobs, and $99 million to aid Bahamas LNG Partner Ltd in acquiring U.S. LNG, contributing to 1,400 U.S. jobs.

Fort Worth entrepreneurs prepare to compete in the 2025 Business Plan Competition finale, presenting their ideas for a chance to win cash prizes at the Modern Art Museum on October 14.

St. Louis chef Katie Lee's handcrafted pizzas from Katie's Pizza are now available at Target stores nationwide, exemplifying the brand's rise from a local restaurant to a major retail presence.

Michigan's online gambling revenue rose by 9.8% in August to $312.54 million, with iGaming and sports betting up from July. Taxes and fees totaled $53.7 million.

Las Vegas is offering grants up to $5,000 for businesses in redevelopment areas to improve security, such as fencing and cameras. Funds are limited, eligibility restrictions apply, and applications are open online.

Minneapolis Health Department warns against unlicensed street food due to unsafe handling and storage, advocating for proper licensing and training for vendors.

The Nevada PUC approved part of NV Energy's requested rate hike, introducing a peak demand charge that could increase bills for energy users during high-demand times, despite concerns about affordability and energy efficiency.

Community committees voted against proposed casino developments in Times Square and Hudson Yards, highlighting the tensions between development and local sentiment in urban planning.

Hawaii's DBEDT invites local producers to the 2026 Winter FancyFaire in San Diego to display products, network, and learn industry trends. Booth options range from $500 to $1,187, with applications due by September 2025.

Pop Mart's new San Francisco store in Union Square is attracting fans of Labubu figures, adding excitement to the retail district with its unique collectibles and plush toys.