Rocket Companies announces a plan to acquire mortgage servicing firm Mr. Cooper Group in an all-stock deal valued at $9.4 billion, with the deal expected to close in Q4 2025.

A man from Charlotte died after being shot near Atlanta's State Farm Arena during the NCAA Tournament; police are investigating with no suspect info released.

Michigan gas prices have dropped seven cents per gallon, with a state average of $3.10, but future trends remain uncertain with potential demand and supply changes.

A Queens state senator supports a plan for a casino complex near Citi Field, which involves reclassifying parkland for development and building a Skypark. The proposal, by Mets owner and Hard Rock, faces opposition but promises economic benefits.

The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office arrested 25 suspects for theft and related crimes at Clackamas Promenade, recovering $4,700 in goods and a firearm.

A Miami-Dade judge appointed new managers for late singer El Taiger's estate to handle business affairs, while the accused murderer pleads not guilty.

Texas insurance broker Shelby Lynn Hill, 54, was sentenced to a year and a day in prison for fraudulently obtaining PPP loans for fictitious businesses.

Kohl's closed 27 stores, including two in Chicago suburbs, as part of a strategy to focus on profitability and reduce retail space. The company offered severance or transfer options to affected employees.

ExxonMobil will invest $100 million in Baton Rouge to increase production of semiconductor-grade isopropyl alcohol by 2027, creating jobs and boosting Louisiana's role in tech supply chain.

T&T Supermarket is set to open a new location in San Francisco's City Center in Winter 2026, introducing a wide range of Asian grocery items, private label products, and cuisine.

Kohl's confirms closing five Bay Area stores, part of 27 nationwide by April 2025, citing underperformance and strategic focus. Affected employees offered severance or roles at other locations.

GoPro CEO Nicholas Woodman waives his $850,000 salary to help the struggling company, which has faced a substantial revenue drop and a significant decrease in market cap.

Oakland International Airport's Terminal 1 now features two new stores, Oakland Duty Free and Little Main St. @ OAK, offering travelers duty-free shopping and local artisan products.