Eikon Therapeutics is laying off 55 employees due to federal funding cuts and a downturn in biotech investments, impacting various roles but leaving core clinical programs intact.

Boulder County launches a grant to help mobile businesses shift to electric power, covering up to 80% of costs for electric systems and efficient equipment.

The Milwaukee Brewers partnered with Habitat for Humanity to begin building a home, one of 34 planned for first-time buyers at affordable prices, announced by Milwaukee City Development.

SL Green extends CEO's contract until 2028 with a casino project bonus incentive, despite ISS criticizing his compensation package.

Gordon Ramsay is searching for struggling restaurants in Pittsburgh for a new TV show, offering a chance for them to receive his professional guidance and possibly turn their businesses around.

Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano urges the New York State Gaming Commission to expedite the approval of full gaming licenses for Empire City Casino and Resorts World New York, emphasizing the economic benefits and tax revenues they could bring.

Detroit's Giant Slide reopening is delayed due to a snag in curtain delivery, without a new opening date from the Michigan DNR. Planned operating hours and safety measures, including using potato sacks for rides, are in place for its eventual return.

AG Dana Nessel directs $20 million to Copper Shores Community Health Foundation due to a shortfall in Portage Health and Lifepoint Holdings 2, LLC's 2013 venture.

Canadian company AVL Manufacturing is expanding to Charlotte, NC, creating 325 jobs and investing $56 million, with focus on industrial enclosures for various sectors.

Hickory's mulch sales continue every Friday, starting May 30 after a brief pause for Memorial Day. Residents can purchase mulch from the Yard Waste Facility for their gardening needs.

JCPenney is closing seven stores by May 25 due to factors like lease expirations and market conditions, following a 2020 bankruptcy and a merger with SPARC Group.

NYC announces BATWorks, a climate innovation hub at Brooklyn Army Terminal, aiming to create 600 jobs, host 150 startups, and boost the economy by $2.6 billion.

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan and council members announce a plan to cut red tape for small businesses, including streamlining licensing and permits, and introducing a concierge service for entrepreneurs.