NYC businesses face financial strain due to Trump's tariffs; Saigon Social and others stockpile goods, anticipate price hikes, and worry about the long-term economic impact.

Massachusetts businesses prepare for economic challenges due to President Trump's new tariffs, which are expected to increase costs of imported goods, impacting various industries and possibly leading to higher consumer prices and economic downturn.

Bryan Altamirano-Solano's family is suing Caesars Entertainment for wrongful death, alleging inadequate security after his murder by two women at Caesars Palace.

David Joseph Yama faces new federal charges for drug possession and illegal ammunition possession as a convicted felon, potentially leading to a 20-year prison sentence and fines.

Stellantis is halting production at various plants and laying off 900 workers due to new U.S. tariffs, affecting employees in Canada, Mexico, Michigan, and Indiana.

USDA offers low-interest loans to Illinois farmers in six counties affected by recent severe weather for recovery efforts, as stated by the state's agriculture department.

Eliot Tatelman is retiring from Jordan's Furniture, where his sons will continue as co-CEOs. The company is known for innovative retail experiences and community impact.

Planned Parenthood of Michigan is closing three clinics and reducing staff by 10% due to expected federal funding cuts. They plan to expand virtual health services in response.

The Panther Pit Bar and Grill near the University of Pittsburgh, designated a public nuisance, is up for sale for $795,000 despite its past legal issues with operating as an unlicensed speakeasy.

The Hardcover Restaurant in Danvers will close on May 1, 2025, continuing operations only in Beverly and Albany.

President Trump announced new tariffs affecting global markets and trade, with investors alarmed as stocks plunged, retirement savings at risk, and potential higher costs for consumers.

Motor City Match has granted over $450,000 to 13 new Detroit businesses aimed at fostering economic development across 13 neighborhoods and concluded its Community Violence Intervention track.

Two Cincinnati culinary professionals are James Beard Award finalists, with Mike Stankovich for cocktail service and David Jackman for Best Chef-Great Lakes Region.