Mayor Karen Bass launched the Business Navigator online tool to aid Los Angeles entrepreneurs in obtaining permits and accessing resources, announced at the ProcureLA Summit which connected businesses with procurement opportunities.

Giant Eagle Pharmacy will take over prescriptions from closing Rite Aid stores in Pennsylvania and Ohio, with regulatory approval pending. The transition includes the acquisition of pharmacy assets as part of Rite Aid's Chapter 11 proceedings.

Mayor Eric Adams and SBS Commissioner Dynishal Gross introduce "Small Business Forward 2.0" to support and expand NYC's 183,000 small businesses with streamlined processes and financial aids.

Charlotte County Economic Development and the SBA are hosting a "Are You Lender Ready?" workshop for entrepreneurs on June 4, focusing on loan readiness.

Babalu in downtown Knoxville is closing for the second time on June 29, with owners expressing gratitude for community support and planning to assist staff in finding new jobs.

21-year-old Ethan Johnston was arrested by U.S. Marshals in Meridian, Mississippi, for attempted second-degree murder related to an attack in Knoxville.

Cincinnati's 1819 Innovation Hub hosted an Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition Conference to help business owners acquire and grow their ventures, with a focus on leadership, negotiation, and financial skills.

Six Flags, post-merger with Cedar Fair, confirms 135 job cuts in California parks due to a $220 million net loss, while planning a $1 billion investment in its parks.

Sister Pie, a beloved Detroit bakery, will pause regular operations from June 9 for reevaluation amidst financial challenges, while still accepting special orders and hosting events. Owner Lisa Ludwinski seeks a sustainable future for the bakery.

Daimler Truck Financial Services USA LLC has selected Charlotte for its North American headquarters, investing $7 million and creating 276 jobs in the Ballantyne neighborhood with an average salary of $134,000.

GM is set to invest $888 million in its Tonawanda plant, preserving 870 jobs, with New York State offering tax credits to support the project, ensuring the site's growth and workforce stability.

Pelsan Tekstil A.S. is establishing its first U.S. facility in Goldsboro, North Carolina, creating 216 jobs and investing $82.6 million to meet demand in hygiene and medical sectors.

The Oklahoma City Thunder's playoff success boosts local businesses, particularly with increased sales of merchandise, as the city anticipates their NBA Finals appearance.