An Oakland County man won $2 million on a Colossal Cashword scratch-off from the Michigan Lottery. He chose a lump sum payment to cover student loans and buy a new car.

Cincinnati's home values increased by 6.7% over the past year, outpacing the national average, amid a housing market correction and a lack of starter homes.

The Cottage Market at Geyer Commons in Mansfield is preparing for its fall opening, seeking boutique vendors. An open house is announced to discuss the market's potential with interested parties.

Tesla and Samsung have signed a $16.5 billion deal for Samsung to produce AI chips for Tesla's autonomous vehicles, starting in 2026 in Taylor, Texas, with positive local economic impact anticipated.

Miami-Dade County enforces a seasonal ban on nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizers from May through October to protect Biscayne Bay ecosystems and support the local economy dependent on the bay's health.

New York cannabis dispensaries are in a bind over a state error measuring their distances from schools, potentially leading to closures or relocations.

Bar K, a dog bar and community space, abruptly closed all locations, leaving members seeking refunds and answers to the unexpected shutdown attributed to business challenges.

Hudsonville Ice Cream is expanding its operations in Holland, Michigan, with a $40 million investment. The expansion will add a new production line and create 44 jobs, aiming to respond to a growing market for snackable ice cream products.

A Lima woman took a car dealership's trade name after a repossession dispute, and the court ruled that the case must stay in the trial court despite the dealership's push for arbitration.

MnDOT offers free classes and one-on-one assistance for certified small businesses, including strategic partnering, labor compliance, and future sessions on marketing and business planning.

Wag! Group Co. has filed for bankruptcy and plans to restructure, transferring ownership to Retriever LLC. The pet services company, once valued at $650 million, has seen massive losses, especially after COVID-19 hit.

Cruise Planners ranked 24th on Travel Weekly's 2025 Power List, with 2024 sales of $1.23 billion, and boasts high franchise satisfaction and continuous industry recognition.

The SBA is offering low-interest disaster loans to North Carolina residents and businesses affected by Tropical Depression Chantal, with financial support available in several counties.