The Herb Chambers Companies are being sold to Asbury Automotive Group for $1.34 billion, including 33 dealerships and other assets across Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

Saks Global closes Neiman Marcus's Dallas HQ to consolidate operations in New York, citing low in-office attendance and cost-saving measures after its acquisition. NexPoint disputes the lease termination.

Arizona officials, including Governor Hobbs, initiated construction of a new wildfire dispatch center in North Phoenix to enhance emergency management.

Gas prices in Michigan decreased by three cents, as reported by AAA, with the average cost now at $3.07 per gallon. Despite this, AAA warns that prices may increase again if demand grows and stocks tighten.

Wake Forest HRC hosts Minority & Women-Owned Business Expo on Feb. 22, 1-4 p.m., featuring over 35 local vendors.

The Cone, a popular ice cream shop in West Chester, has been sold to new owners Mike and Beth Heydt, with the founding Wren family retiring after 50 years.

The DOH has approved the reopening of Paradise Supermart in Maui after correcting previous violations, maintaining strict food safety and pest control measures.

King Soopers seeks to resume negotiations with UFCW Local 7 to avoid operation disruptions, however, the union demands specific sales data before proceeding.

A former Grand Rapids bar, Kale's Korner, may reopen as a new bar and restaurant, with the Downtown Development Authority supporting a liquor license resolution for the site.

Plaza Frontenac Cinema is closing after failing to pay $274,000 in back rent, leading to an eviction lawsuit. Films will stop showing on February 23, with the theater fully closing on February 28.

DarkHeart Brewing opens in Citrus Heights assisted by a city grant, offering a variety of brews and hoping to bolster local economic and social scenes.

Providence Health warns its striking nurses of losing health insurance if the strike continues past the end of the month, as the dispute over work conditions persists.

Free cybersecurity consultations for St. Paul businesses are offered through a partnership between Metro State University and the Neighborhood Development Center.