A.M. Buzz, a new coffee shop, is opening in the Cambria Hotel—the former WWJ AM News Radio station in Detroit—and will offer various coffee choices and a breakfast menu, with a design that pays homage to the building's radio history.

NYC's food and fashion sectors are adjusting to the impact of Trump's tariffs, with restaurant owners stockpiling and bar owners fearing price increases on imports.

Consumers face higher prices due to a new 10% tariff. Goods such as iPhones, sneakers, appliances, and everyday items may become more expensive, suggesting consumers buy before the tariff's full impact.

Goodwill San Francisco Bay confirms closing an Oakland store and a San Francisco career center, leading to 90 layoffs. The closures are part of a strategic reorganization.

Registered sex offender Christopher Guy, 55, was sentenced to 30 months for attempting to lure a minor online, unaware the 'girl' was an undercover detective.

A coalition led by Attorney General Letitia James is opposing the practice of excessive overdraft fees by banks and is advocating for maintaining a CFPB rule that limits these charges.

Pennsylvania Attorney General has sued contractor Michael Davis and 1st Choice Roofing for alleged shoddy work and not giving refunds, violating consumer protection laws.

Mesa Air Group and Republic Airways are set to merge, creating Republic Airways Holdings Inc., expected to close by late 2025. Republic shareholders will own most of the combined entity.

Two new Aldi stores are opening in Southern Nevada, with celebrations on April 24, offering "golden tickets" and other prizes to early customers. Aldi's expansion plan includes 800 new US stores by 2028.

March 2025 sees Wake County's median property price rise to $452,000, with a spike in high-value sales, including a $137.5 million condominium transaction. Total sales surpassed $1.5 billion across various market segments.

NYC small businesses and consumers are anxious about the impact of Trump's trade war tariffs, with fears of price increases and economic uncertainty affecting local shop owners and shoppers alike.

Raleigh's Economic Development office launched an Annual Small Business Survey for businesses with up to 50 employees, aiming to partner and improve support for local small-scale enterprises.

Denver offers small business grants through Certifiably Green Denver for sustainable practices, prioritizing NEST neighborhoods but open to all local small businesses.