The Solon plant behind Lean Cuisine and Stouffer's meals will close, but the campus and R&D center stay put.

Swing Inn Cafe attributes its Chapter 11 filing to a “predatory loan” as the 99-year-old Temecula restaurant seeks bankruptcy protection.

The nonprofit chain plans a donation center within weeks and a full store by early 2027, with 20-plus jobs expected.

Escofet urban furniture will now roll off an Oklahoma line, part of a €100 million bet that could lift North America's share of sales fivefold.

The century-old dairy is betting on Petaluma even as North Bay milk production has plunged since 2020. Local farmers say the move restores their confidence.

The production line toured by U.S. Rep. Bruce Westerman can push out 60,000 bottles an hour, filling a surge in demand for the green-glass spring water brand.

The Columbia-area store lands near Lake Murray, a lake ranked among the nation's best for bass fishing.

The Texan's Kerrville site will swap out a small Exxon for a 20,000-square-foot travel center near Highway 16 and I-10.

The new Main Street store will include a bridal salon, a Rolex boutique, and a hospitality bar called Sammy's.

Columbus drivers are paying 22.5 cents more than last week, even with Ohio's tax holiday still in effect.

Walls are already up at the Rattlesnake Hammock Road site, but Costco still won't say when doors open.

Three more tickets came close, each worth nearly $14,000, after a 58-drawing dry spell for the jackpot.

The 2008 startup is building a 25,000-square-foot plant and paying nearly 10% above Catawba County's average wage.