StubHub files for an IPO despite a $2.8 million loss in 2024, with CEO Eric Baker holding over 90% voting power. The filing lacks share and price details but states the intent to use the "STUB" ticker on the NYSE.

Michigan's Gaming Control Board issued cease-and-desist notices to 10 offshore gambling sites for illegal operations, as they offer unlicensed casino games to Michigan residents.

Two men were arrested in Nashville during a crackdown on street racing, one facing charges including inciting a riot and drug possession, the other for evading arrest and driving without a license.

Chomps recalls beef and turkey sticks due to potential metal fragments; no injuries reported. Products shipped to California and Illinois, with a focus on certain lot codes and dates.

A Michigan man from Shiawassee County won a record $2.39 million jackpot on the Michigan Lottery's Fast Cash game, the largest prize in Fast Cash history.

The Macy's in Center City, Philadelphia closed after a final event featuring the Wanamaker Organ. This follows Macy's strategy to close underperforming stores.

Miramar is hosting its second Coffee, Chocolate & Culture Expo, combining global flavors, business opportunities, and cultural events from March 28-30.

Record bids were placed at RodeoHouston's Junior Market Steer Auction, with young Texans earning $1.4 million. Jacob Schickedanz's steer Kareem won Grand Champion, fetching $675,000, while Jett Hale's steer Mike set an auction record of $690,000.

Algiers Point in New Orleans will host a film shoot with simulated gunfire, overseen by law enforcement, contributing to the city's film industry economy.

The city of Bloomington is holding "Hatch Bloomington," a business pitch contest with a $100,000 prize for transformative ideas, offering exposure and networking for entrants.

Stellantis offers buyouts and early retirements to UAW workers to reduce costs and adjust operations amidst industry changes. The offers include cash payouts and medical benefits.

The Monticello Nuclear Plant had an automatic shutdown due to a control valve issue. Xcel Energy expects no customer service impact and a quick return to full operations.

The Illinois Supreme Court ruled in favor of Rolling Meadows in a tax dispute with Arlington Heights over revenue from Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant due to a coding error by the state's Department of Revenue.