Apple Inc. sues Apple Cinemas over trademark infringement, alleging potential consumer confusion due to shared name and Apple's entertainment industry presence.

Daniel Ríos-Lopera launches Segundo Barrio Kitchen Stories in El Paso, honoring local culinary traditions at a public event with tours of family-owned eateries.

Claire's files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy again, faced with $500 million in debt and market challenges. Stores remain open while the company seeks buyers.

Bloomington's 'Welcoming Wednesdays' offers free networking and resources for local business owners, including professional headshots on August 13, advised by business expert Hiromi Yokoi.

San Luis partners with Local First Arizona to boost 12 businesses through the Fuerza Local Business Accelerator Program, offering a 17-week skill-enhancement course.

Philadelphia farmers' markets address food insecurity by offering fresh produce, accepting various payment options, and receiving city support through grants and a new operator guide.

The Bloomington Business Forum will debut on October 1 to support economic growth, requiring registration for the free event at the Masonic Heritage Center.

Chicago's Twisted Spoke bar is closing after 30 years due to high operating costs and an expiring lease, leaving a community of patrons and motorcycle enthusiasts to mourn its loss.

Eugene police and city services conducted a joint operation along Hwy. 99 to address crime and enhance safety, resulting in arrests, citations, and clean-ups.

Fort Worth's City Council approved the Small Business Development Program to support small businesses and ensure compliance with federal nondiscrimination requirements, impacting city contracts and grant-funded projects.

Arizona Corporation Commissioners attended the NARUC Summer Policy Summit, focusing on electricity demand, A.I., data centers, and infrastructure investment, including natural gas and nuclear energy resilience.

Little Ghost, a new fast-casual burger restaurant by Four Man Ladder Hospitality, opens in Ferndale offering burgers, sandwiches, and sides with carryout and delivery services.

Brooklyn's Clark Street subway station reopened on Tuesday after a nearby hotel marquee collapse caused a weekend closure. The MTA confirmed normal service resume following safety measures and repairs. No injuries were reported from the incident.