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

Oner Active's first store opens Nov. 7 on Bond Street with a photo booth and NYC-only capsule line.

The online retailer's first-ever store lands on Marine Mile, offering hands-on gear testing after West Marine's bankruptcy shake-up.

The modular-sofa brand opens Oct. 23 at 830 Aliceanna Street, joining Alo Yoga and Patagonia as Harbor East's state-first retail roster grows.

Vinny Clausi swapped slot-style terminals for hoagie rolls on North Second Street, keeping his staff employed through the pivot.

More than 60 Gene Juarez workers skipped their shifts, canceling appointments across the region in protest of a proposed commission cut.

Oasis Wine & Spirits is set to open in Jefferson by November, ending a 30-mile drive for dedicated liquor shopping.

The Miami-based chain is swapping Sparkle Express signage for its own brand at four Chicago-area tunnels, with dozens more planned.

The 20-person Boston shop behind the Kendall Square rebrand joins a 200-person firm backed by a Los Angeles private equity fund.

The Brickle Group spent three years courting Rawlings before landing the contract behind every big league ball.

OpenFX Ventures will cut $20,000 to $100,000 checks to early-stage payments startups, with Karan Shah at the helm.

New “coming soon” signs have gone up at 440 K Street NW, where A Baked Joint once anchored the block.

The pop-culture retailer took over a former Books-A-Million space near Belk and will host a costumed grand opening Oct. 31.