A group led by a former BNY Mellon treasury executive filed to start Sagehaven Bancorp NA in the Strip District, aiming to be Pittsburgh’s first new bank in nearly 20 years.

A Columbus Business First ranking shows Central Ohio banks’ commercial and industrial loans topped $248.9B in Q1, a 17.5% year‑over‑year jump driven by local hiring and deals.

Integrated Utility Services bought Sapulpa's Paragon Industries out of Chapter 11 and says it will invest in the plant, upgrade operations and preserve jobs.

USG will idle its Southard, Oklahoma plant, putting about 300 jobs at risk. Company and local agencies say they will coordinate transition and retraining support.

Prenetics’ IM8 landed $1B in non-dilutive financing from General Catalyst to underwrite global customer acquisition after a record June and rapid scale.

Roland signed a lease at 414 W. 14th St. for its first U.S. flagship, a two‑level space in Manhattan's Meatpacking District. The deal could bring music‑tech programming back to the neighborhood.

A new Publix prototype is set to open at Mariana Acres in Winter Haven on Thursday. The 55,000‑sq‑ft store will replace a nearby Auburndale location and include a pharmacy and liquor outlet.

Nike will close its Santana Row store as part of a national store reset. Santana Row says it's seeking new concepts for the vacated space.

Target and the CPSC recalled about 211,000 Cat & Jack toddler sandals after decorative pearls can fall off and pose a choking hazard; Target is offering full refunds.

County inspectors found bottled milk near 70°F at a Phoenix 7‑Eleven and cited several Valley retailers for priority food‑safety violations. Items were discarded and fixes ordered.

Kaplan Fox has opened an investor probe into Alignment Healthcare after a whistleblower alleged expense misclassification inflated adjusted EBITDA. ALHC faces scrutiny ahead of its July 30 earnings call.

nVent’s sales jumped 30% to $3.9B as AI data-center demand for liquid cooling fueled factory expansions and new hiring across the Twin Cities.

Florida’s back-to-school tax holiday runs July 20–Aug 20 and covers clothing under $100, school supplies under $50 and laptops under $1,500.