Arlington ranks as the 10th hardest-working city in America, according to a recent WalletHub study using data from sources like the U.S. Census and BLS.

The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne announces a $100 million renovation, leading to the temporary layoff of 425 employees.

San Jose's Post Street transforms into a pedestrian mall, with local businesses and city officials expecting positive impacts on community and commerce.

The Red Barn Academy in Farmington is closing after 11 years of aiding men with addiction recovery. The property will be sold for a new development project. Transition plans are in place for current students.

The PepsiCo facility in Liberty, New York, which makes PopCorners snacks, is closing, affecting 287 workers due to economic reasons. Local officials are seeking ways to help the impacted employees and community.

AutoNation settles for $650,000 in a lawsuit over its failure to transfer registration of sold used vehicles within California's mandated timeframe, without admitting liability.

Joann Fabrics and Crafts is closing all its stores, including 24 in Wisconsin, after failing to find a buyer following its March 2024 bankruptcy. Sales at Wisconsin locations have started.

Holland's Good Earth Café is closing again after a brief revival at a new location. Owners Todd and Michelle Girdis thank patrons, inviting them to visit before March 1st.

Fifth Avenue's retail vacancies are filling up, with brands like Eden Gallery and Skims moving in, and IKEA anchoring a new tower, signaling a post-pandemic recovery.

The Illinois Treasurer's I-CASH program has returned $22 million to residents in January, with a record 38,389 claims initiated after National Unclaimed Property Day.

The Illinois Product Expo showcases local food and agriculture with samples, wine tasting, and buying opportunities from state producers, featuring family-friendly events and a chance to support local businesses.

Arlington is hosting a reverse trade show to connect local businesses with city departments on March 12, offering networking opportunities for various trades.

The EveryDay Creative accelerator program in Sacramento helps entrepreneurs expand their creative businesses through a 12-week course with various supports, including investments.