Scottsdale's tourism has significantly grown, with over 11 million visitors in 2024, creating a $3.7 billion economic impact and supporting 36,000 jobs.

A settlement was reached in the Nevada water rights dispute between Lithium Americas and rancher Edward Bartell, allowing the lithium mine project to continue.

The Massachusetts job market in July saw a slight increase in individual employment but a decrease in payroll jobs, with certain sectors adding jobs and state initiatives promoting workforce growth.

Brookline Village's Curds & Co. cheese shop is closing on September 12 after failing to find a new owner. The Masons, who moved to Sicily, plan farewell events and a staff after-care fund. The community mourns the loss of this local institution.

Pizza Man in Wauwatosa is closing on August 24 after a decade, due to unsuccessful lease negotiations and economic challenges. Specials will be offered before closure; the Milwaukee location remains open.

Sacramento's business scene is exploding with growth as the Business Journal reveals which companies are driving the region's economic transformation.

The Michigan Gaming Control Board has ordered 15 illegal gambling operators to cease activities in Michigan, citing risks to player safety and lack of consumer protections.

Target and Ulta Beauty are ending their "shop-in-shop" partnership, which will conclude in August 2026. Rewards linkage will remain active until the deadline.

EXIM approves a $47 million deal to digitize Côte d'Ivoire's Ministry of Finance, involving major tech firms, countering China's influence, and supporting U.S. jobs.

Ezekiel Kelly pleaded guilty to multiple charges related to a Memphis shooting spree, receiving three life sentences plus 200 years without parole, providing closure for the victims' families.

Fort Worth approved incentives for Adom Industries, a company creating a cloud-connected electronics prototyping factory, with plans for substantial local R&D investment and job creation.

Southwest Airlines to introduce a new nonstop flight from Indianapolis to Cabo for Spring Break 2026, a first for the airport, enhancing connectivity and tourism.

Market of Choice cancels acquisition of former Food Front Cooperative site in Portland following the death of CEO Rick Wright and strategic considerations.