EMD Serono has given roughly 70 remote R&D staff tied to its Billerica lab three choices — relocate, commute three days a week, or accept severance; separations could start in early September.

Best Buy is recalling about 3,800 Insignia gas ranges because front knobs can turn on accidentally. Owners should check model numbers and request free knob covers.

Allstate hired CoStar CFO Christian Lown as its new executive vice president and chief financial officer, effective Aug. 3. The move follows related leadership changes at CoStar and internal reshuffling at Allstate.

The Greater Milwaukee Foundation’s ThriveOn loans offer up to $50,000 and paired coaching for disadvantaged businesses across four counties. Applications close July 20.

The Planning Commission denied Infinity Salvage's permit after inspectors found leaks, hazardous battery storage and lingering fire damage, putting the decades‑old yard on track to close.

Warren Equity Partners closed Fund V with about $2.8B in commitments, oversubscribed and backed by more than 60 institutional investors.

Bank of America reported $9.1B in Q2 net income, up 27%, powered by record trading and deal fees — but executives warned the second half may be slower.

MIA could add an American-style sports bar and extend the Miami Heat shop under two concession deals that together are projected to bring nearly $29 million.

A design-forward cannabis dispensary called Highest Standards has opened in Manhattan's Financial District and held a grand-opening event. Partners say it's the first legal shop south of Wall Street and plan more NYC locations.

Eden Prairie's Actus Nutrition grew 32% to $2.1B as demand for whey and protein ingredients pushed the company into new plants and export markets.

ADP is taking roughly 120,000 square feet at Westpointe Corporate Center on Parkway West — a rare, large suburban lease that underscores renewed demand.

Arizona slipped in CNBC’s 2026 Top States for Business rankings as new infrastructure weighting exposed gaps, even as the state reels in major investments and builds workforce pipelines.

Ferguson is buying Houston-based FloWorks for about $1.6 billion, folding the valve and flow-control specialist and its roughly 1,000 staff into Ferguson's national network. The deal, announced July 13, is set to close in Q3 2026.