Detroit's West Village now features a new Latin American restaurant and coffee shop, marking the 181st business opening under Motor City Match program.

Residents of Surprise voiced their preferences for local shopping and dining in the 2025 Retail Survey, expressing satisfaction with existing local businesses and desire for larger chains like IKEA and Whole Foods.

Hyundai opened its new electric vehicle plant in Bryan County, Georgia, expected to create 8,500 jobs and significantly increase U.S. EV production capacities.

The Now Now NoHo micro-hotel offers compact rooms in NYC for budget-conscious travelers, starting at $125 per night, with amenities and membership perks.

NY Attorney General Letitia James recovers over $5 million from Community Options, Inc. for improperly billing Medicaid for unsatisfactory developmental disability services.

Jefferson Parish is hosting its first Small Business Industry Day on April 21, aiming to foster local business connections and insights into government contracting.

Block, led by CEO Jack Dorsey, is cutting around 8% of its workforce, or 931 jobs, in efforts to reorganize and streamline operations, focusing on performance improvements rather than financial motives.

Gilbert's Town Council has raised wastewater rates to cover infrastructure maintenance costs, with an increase of $29.26 monthly for residents starting April, while Environmental Compliance fees remain unchanged.

An administrative hearing examiner orders the Pavilions Motel in Santa Monica to close for failing to meet city conditions and address issues like drug activity.

NYC Planning Commission reviews Brooklyn projects, including a contentious Coney Island casino proposal, amidst local debate over community impact versus economic growth.

Dollar Tree sold its Family Dollar subsidiary for $1 billion to Brigade Capital Management and Macellum Capital Management, ending its effort to integrate the brand since acquiring it in 2015.

Wall Street bonuses hit a record high in 2024, averaging $244,700 per banker and totaling $47.5 billion, with significant economic implications for New York.

Meijer announces the launch of Independence Market in Clarkston, Michigan, featuring local and national products, a café, and various services, and creating 80 jobs.