St. Paul boosts small businesses with the CERT Program and addresses local developments including cannabis licensing, minimum wage increase, and public works projects, alongside business events and resources.

Delaware Public Service Commission approves Chesapeake Utilities Corporation's first gas rate hike in 9 years, increasing residential heating rates by 6% and non-heating rates by 6.5%.

CSX Transportation laid off 77 management employees in Jacksonville as part of a wider realignment that affected 125 managers company-wide, offering severance and transition support.

Time magazine included Dick's Sporting Goods and Duolingo on its list of the 100 most influential companies of 2025, highlighting Pittsburgh's growing corporate landscape.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel secures $720 million in settlements with eight opioid manufacturers, aiming to combat the opioid crisis and fund state mitigation efforts.

Philadelphia introduces free tax assistance for small businesses earning under $250,000, with multilingual support and eligibility criteria excluding landlords.

Westfield announces retail and restaurant tenants for The Union's mixed-use development, which will also feature 196 apartments, amenities, and a Sun King Brewing location opening in 2026.

Shein settled a consumer protection lawsuit for $700,000 after California DAs accused the company of shipping delays and poor communication, violating state law.

The Arizona Cardinals introduced "Cardinals Premier Travel," offering fans luxury travel packages to away games, with private jets, hotels, and game tickets starting at $2,500, launching for the Cowboys game on November 3.

Trump Burger Kemah LLC is involved in a legal battle with their landlord Archie Patterson over alleged lease breaches and unpaid expenses, while also accusing Patterson of unlawfully taking over their restaurant.

Ferrero Group is set to acquire WK Kellogg Co. for $3.1 billion, including its cereal brands and North American facilities, amidst concerns in Michigan over potential job losses.

The Gresham Fire Department confirms two separate fires as arson and is investigating the incidents, both involving broken windows and signs of deliberate intent.

The Howard Miller Company, after nearly 100 years, is closing due to economic challenges, impacting 195 workers and ending a legacy of clockmaking and furniture production.