Eight Fantasy 5 tickets across California paid out $554,155 this week, led by a $189,800 win in Fountain Valley.

H‑E‑B will open two Joe V’s Smart Shop locations in the Houston area in 2027 — one at City Park and one in Humble — each about 57,000 sq ft and featuring South Flo Pizza.

A private investor bought a package of downtown Long Beach retail properties tied to the Mosaic shopping center for $30 million, according to CoStar.

Citation Capital closed a $1.2B debut fund, setting a Texas record for inaugural private‑equity raises and marking a milestone for female‑founded buyouts.

A law firm that represented Renee Brinkerhoff in her divorce is seeking roughly $2.4M in unpaid fees, adding to a string of lawsuits tied to the La Loma restaurants.

First Hawaiian will acquire TriCo Bancshares in an all‑stock deal that creates a roughly $34B Pacific bank while keeping Tri Counties Bank’s local brand intact.

Amazon’s proposed settlement would let social‑casino spenders pursue roughly $201M from app developers rather than collect from Amazon. The filing now moves to a Seattle court for approval.

Huntington is planning to close 13 branches across Michigan, with about six in metro Detroit; one Royal Oak location is slated to shut on Aug. 28. The bank says it will try to place affected employees and points customers to nearby branches.

Dick Wood Jr., the longtime Wawa leader, has died at 88. He guided Wawa from dairy roots to a multi‑state chain and backed local hospitals and scholarships.

PetSmart will close its lone San Francisco store at City Center on July 19 as it shifts more resources to online orders and expands fulfillment in Daly City. The move affects daycare and boarding services used by many locals.

DBJ's new roundup shows D-FW's top public-company CEO earned about $47M in 2025, and several other local executives saw dramatic year-over-year pay swings. Equity awards drove much of the change.

Enerpac agreed to buy Houston’s SFE Group for about $472 million, adding a dozen specialty brands as it finalizes a downtown Milwaukee headquarters move.

A new quarterly report shows Tennessee set a first-quarter record for new business filings as population gains keep the state among the fastest-growing in the U.S.