The direct-to-consumer brand known for cashmere sweaters and designer dupes is betting UK shoppers want £50 jumpers over £250 ones.

Powered by FTGU will shutter its Somerset Drive plant Dec. 16 — the third such closure the company has filed this year.

The fair-trade boutique traded its Outdoor Market stall for a permanent shop on West Elder Street, with a weekend bash to mark the move.

The Los Angeles activewear brand's fourth storefront sits at 1318 South Congress, with two more locations coming in 2027.

David and Taryn Stine want their recently purchased Ace Hardware to feel like Lockhart's own, right down to the barbecue aisle.

The British label's 1,500-square-foot SoHo-adjacent shop offers foot scans and coaching, plus new gear made with a Japanese skate collective.

EquipmentShare's new eight-acre Core Solutions branch on Townline Road could pump up to $70 million into the local economy.

Buckeye Corrugated's new Houston facility bundles kitting, labeling and fulfillment under one roof near the port.

AXH is adding 336,500 square feet across two Oklahoma sites, but the company isn't saying how many jobs will come with it.

The two-story grocer anchors a growing Hope Mills-area center where Chicken Salad Chick, Touchdown Wings and QDOBA are set to follow.

The new Salt Lake City site will build conical towers on U.S. soil for the first time, part of a 130-job expansion.

The Melbourne lace label opened its first permanent U.S. store with a private Bridal Suite and a bottle of bubbles for brides.

Egg-Cellent, known for Pokémon and anime figures at Tysons, is expanding to Dulles Town Center.