At Home, a home decor chain, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to cut $2 billion in debt and secured $200 million for restructuring. The company faces tariffs and weak consumer demand challenges, with some stores possibly closing.

Hong Kong Chop Suey in Captain Cook was closed by Hawai‘i Department of Health due to multiple food safety violations, including pest infestation and contamination.

Michigan motorists see a slight drop in gas prices, with a gallon of regular unleaded averaging $3.09, but analysts warn prices may rise due to Middle East tensions impacting oil prices. National average is $3.14 per gallon.

Arizona officials, including Senator Mark Kelly and Governor Katie Hobbs, urge Congress to maintain federal tax credits for energy and manufacturing, cautioning against job losses and economic risks from proposed rollbacks.

NDC's Plan It! supports St. Paul entrepreneurs like Dalton Outlaw, with initiatives for community impact and affordable housing.

Here's a brief roundup of recent changes to Castro area businesses. In this edition, a plant shop shutters, a small group fitness studio expands, and a restaurant adjusts its hours.

NY Attorney General Letitia James sues Aneva Gym for allegedly defrauding customers by failing to provide proper contracts and hindering membership cancellations.

Kroenke Sports & Entertainment acquires land including Elitch Gardens and Meow Wolf in Denver for redevelopment, signaling major urban transformation.

Portland Police arrested ten individuals at an ICE building protest for various crimes including arson and assault.

Milwaukee officials are targeting decaying billboards and signs to improve neighborhood aesthetics and community pride, urging businesses to maintain their outdoor advertising.

JetZero is creating a new factory in Greensboro, NC, pledging to create 14,500 jobs over 10 years with a $4.7 billion investment. The facility aims to produce the fuel-efficient Z4 aircraft, boosting the local and state economy.

Genentech announced a third round of layoffs, affecting 143 jobs, as part of its strategic workforce adjustments, amid broader job cuts across various sectors in Northern California.

The U.S. has entered into $200 billion worth of 20-year LNG export deals with Japan's JERA Co., aimed at boosting the economy and creating 50,000 jobs.