Reju, a French textile regeneration firm, will invest $390 million in a new textile hub in Rochester to turn used clothing into reusable polyester, create 70 jobs, and reduce waste and carbon footprint.

H Mart will open a 100,000-square-foot, two-story flagship at Pacific Commons in Fremont with a food hall, restaurants and a bar. Construction is expected later this year.

Lone Star Funds paid roughly $130 million for the CMBS note on 600 California St., buying WeWork-linked debt at a steep discount and positioning itself to shape the tower's fate.

J.Crew will reopen at Mall of America this summer after an eight‑year absence, following a November reopening at Southdale. The move is part of a wider retail re‑entry.

3M beat Q4 forecasts with $1.83 adjusted EPS and wider margins, but shares dipped after 2026 guidance left investors cautious.

Netflix revised its bid for Warner Bros. Discovery to an all-cash offer, aiming to appeal to shareholders and complete the deal faster amidst competition from a Paramount-Skydance bid.

Malcolm Jewell Williams, a Jacksonville felon, receives an 11-year federal sentence for drug and firearms offenses after a conviction from a jury trial.

Socorro is accepting nominations for its Small Business of the Quarter Awards to recognize and support local businesses. Residents can nominate via an online link; details are available by calling the Economic Recovery Office.

Orland Park has approved an Amazon commercial development, projected to create jobs and tax revenue, though facing community concerns over traffic and transparency.

DMA, a minority business in Sterling Heights, excels in automotive parts manufacturing, boasting adaptability, zero injuries over two years, and industry certifications. They're expanding into defense supply with a CMMC Level 1 certification.

Ex‑Neiman CEO Geoffroy van Raemdonck returns to lead Saks Global through Chapter 11, bringing a familiar team to repair vendor ties and stabilize stores.

A judge dismissed a lawsuit blocking a new Costco in San Jose, with the city proceeding with the project despite community concerns about traffic and safety.

Ampirical is expanding its headquarters in St. Tammany Parish, with a 90,000 square-foot facility, creating 175 jobs. The $43 million project reflects the company's two-decade commitment to the local economy.