The warehouse automation giant is shifting from one private equity owner to another, with lenders now set to take control.

The Wolf Ranch-area shop is Birds' first venture into a neighboring suburb, with a red poppy mural to match Georgetown's nickname.

The Indianapolis fabricator bought a former Rusach International plant on Raymond Street and is already 65% through its phase-one upgrades.

The Greenville tech distributor's stock jumped 19% after pairing the deal with a record earnings report.

The radiation-hardened chip designer will open a NeoCity office and create up to 12 jobs in Kissimmee.

The 25,000-square-foot Longmont plant frees up Berthoud floor space for HAVOC missile production, backed by up to $35.26 million in state tax credits.

The French luxury house is taking over Pottery Barn's old two-story spot near Village Circle, its sixth Florida location.

Vintage Modern's Buford factory has grown from 12 workers to 160, churning out roughly 250 handcrafted vehicles a year.

The Birmingham software firm's shares rebounded 4% as Lithia backed the £4.48-a-share cash deal.

The Japanese retailer's Financial District debut lands at 185 Greenwich Street this fall, capping years of stalled Lower Manhattan plans.

The Hillsboro campus will double in size to build syringes and autoinjectors tied to Roche's obesity drug push.

The 145,000-square-foot store brings 166 jobs and an Apple shop-in-shop to Plaza de Perris, replacing a multiplex that closed in 2024.

The Green Hills menswear institution traces back to an 1855 downtown tailor shop. Owners David and Ellen Levy point to health and a lease renewal as the reasons.