Pop Mart to open first Massachusetts store at Natick Mall, specializing in popular Labubu collectible dolls, despite no official opening date announced.

Michigan's gaming revenue in July was $284.6 million, a slight 0.2% drop from June, with iGaming up to $250.5 million and sports betting revenue down 21.6%. Taxes contributed $50.5 million to the state.

Tlaloc Sabor Mexicano in San Francisco closes due to high rent, seeks new location, while sister restaurant and catering continue service. The current building is for sale.

Car rental startup Kyte closed down, sold assets to Turo, and left customers seeking refunds. It faced financial issues, despite funding, and couldn't sustain operations.

China Live's owner, George Chen, considers Chapter 11 amid a $6.7M overdue rent ruling, while seeking a deal to avoid relocating from San Francisco's Chinatown.

Las Vegas tourism declines, potentially due to Trump policies, affecting hotels and international visitors, with mixed impacts on various parts of the industry and economy.

Mayor Ginther of Columbus, Ohio, aims to combat high living costs by increasing housing supply, citing their rank in the top 5 cities for multifamily housing permits.

Consumers Energy is providing $2 million to help Southeast Michigan residents with overdue summer utility bills, partnering with THAW and The Salvation Army for disbursement based on income and need.

Community debate intensifies over proposed 'Caesars Palace Times Square' casino amid concerns and hope for economic benefits, with decision due by December.

Kroger announces the closure of two Fred Meyer stores in Everett and Kent due to increased theft and regulatory costs, impacting community food access and jobs.

Boston's unique Dorchester Food Co-op is at risk of closing due to financial struggles, despite community ownership and early grant support. They are seeking increased patronage and donations to survive.

Arlington EDC introduces a free initiative to help small businesses grow by connecting them with experts in specific industries, with applications for the first Professional Services cohort open until August 25.

Topping-out ceremony marks progress for Arlington's Caravan Court Hotel, set for 2026 completion, with a design that pays homage to historic Bankhead Highway and aims to connect the city’s Downtown and Entertainment District.