CVS plans to open at 32 Warren Street in Nubian Square this July, offering new local pharmacy access after a string of closures. Residents and city leaders say access matters for seniors and people without cars.

A former Club Car Wash maintenance worker says he received just 25% of a promised bonus and has filed a Bexar County suit seeking class status and more than $2 million.

Truist has tapped Michael P. Lyons — a former PNC executive and ex-Fiserv CEO — to be its next chief executive, effective Sept. 1, 2026.

UAW Local 2093 members voted to ratify a four-year contract at the Three Rivers plant, ending a 10‑day strike and securing major wage gains.

Ford recorded about $187.3B in 2025 revenue and nudged past GM to become Michigan’s top manufacturer by revenue in a narrow, symbolic flip. The shift highlights differing profit profiles at the state’s two auto giants.

Sinkers Lounge in downtown Manhattan announced a shutdown after a June 5 Facebook post by the venue’s former general manager. The closure comes as the company navigates legal and financial disputes tied to its parent company.

Chevron will cut up to 8,000 roles as it absorbs Hess, with hundreds already targeted in San Ramon and downtown Houston.

JBS will close its Souderton beef plant and a Memphis facility as a cattle shortage tightens margins, affecting roughly 1,700 local workers and shifting production across its network.

Phoenix hosted Airbus Supplier Day this week as officials touted local aerospace wins, and a lawmaker's post said Arizona firms shipped $435M in parts last year.

Handel’s signed its first Illinois multi‑unit deal, with three shops planned in Elgin, Geneva/St. Charles and Algonquin and a first parlor due in 2027.

Sail 250 and Memorial Day crowds pushed New Orleans to a weekly hotel occupancy jump, with rooms up 10.9% to 56.1%.

ServiceNow cut 63 jobs at its San Diego office despite earlier claims it would hold headcount steady, with senior sales and engineering roles hardest hit.

Daikin will host a June 19 career fair at its Waller campus to hire about 400 production workers. Positions start at $14.66 an hour and include benefits from day one.