GM confirmed temporary layoffs of 200 workers at Factory ZERO due to market dynamics, unrelated to tariffs. The plant makes key EV models and the layoffs reflect wider industry issues with EV market adoption and production challenges.

Harley-Davidson board member Jared Dourdeville resigned, criticizing the company's performance and culture. CEO Jochen Zeitz plans retirement, as the motorcycle manufacturer faces strategic challenges.

The Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce will host a Small Business Resource Expo on May 22, featuring networking opportunities, over 125 vendors, and expert presentations.

Backwater Development acquired Jacksonville's Regency Square Mall, with plans to revitalize the site into a mix of housing, retail, and entertainment spaces. Council member Ken Amaro views the sale as a positive step for the community.

San Francisco's Off the Grid night market is set to return to Fort Mason with over 25 food vendors, 100 local retail shops, and live entertainment starting April 18.

The official Harry Potter Shop has opened in Chicago, featuring exclusive merchandise, a Butterbeer Bar, and themed areas for an immersive experience.

Detroit's three casinos reported mixed results for March with $117.4 million in revenue, a 19.2% increase from February but a 4.5% year-over-year decline for table games and slots. Retail sports betting saw a significant decrease.

A.M. Buzz, a new coffee shop, is opening in the Cambria Hotel—the former WWJ AM News Radio station in Detroit—and will offer various coffee choices and a breakfast menu, with a design that pays homage to the building's radio history.

NYC's food and fashion sectors are adjusting to the impact of Trump's tariffs, with restaurant owners stockpiling and bar owners fearing price increases on imports.

Consumers face higher prices due to a new 10% tariff. Goods such as iPhones, sneakers, appliances, and everyday items may become more expensive, suggesting consumers buy before the tariff's full impact.

Goodwill San Francisco Bay confirms closing an Oakland store and a San Francisco career center, leading to 90 layoffs. The closures are part of a strategic reorganization.

Registered sex offender Christopher Guy, 55, was sentenced to 30 months for attempting to lure a minor online, unaware the 'girl' was an undercover detective.

A coalition led by Attorney General Letitia James is opposing the practice of excessive overdraft fees by banks and is advocating for maintaining a CFPB rule that limits these charges.