The MBDA and OJCC signed an MOU to boost economic growth for minority business enterprises in the Jewish community by increasing access to capital and global markets.

Indian Rocks Beach city commissioners voted to ease short-term rental restrictions, increasing occupancy limits and removing some enforcement language.

A job fair at the Boulevard Mall in Las Vegas will feature 60 employers looking to fill over 10,000 jobs, with industries like hospitality, retail, and healthcare participating.

Cactus Pear, a longtime Southwestern restaurant in Cincinnati, is closing after over 30 years. The owner announced the closure on social media, and the last day will be January 20.

Starbucks now requires a purchase before using facilities or lounging, reversing their 2018 open-door policy to prioritize paying customers and maintain a safe environment.

Equifax has been fined $725,000 due to a coding error that resulted in inaccurate credit scores for many New Yorkers, requiring the implementation of new safeguards.

The Orlando Cat Café in Clermont is expanding its cat café concept through a new franchising model, with potential sites in Texas, Georgia, Alabama, and other southeastern U.S. states.

Castro adult gift shop Does Your Mother Know (4141 18th Street) is picking up and moving to the 400 block of Castro Street on January 18.

Johnson & Johnson plans to acquire Intra-Cellular Therapies Inc. for $14.6 billion to enhance its neuroscience portfolio, with a premium offer of $132 per share.

Over half of Houston residents face financial insecurity, with most unable to cope with job loss, according to a Rice University study reported by Click2Houston and KHOU.

Prospect Medical Holdings' bankruptcy raises concerns for Crozer Health's future in Delaware County, but operations continue as community leaders work to ensure uninterrupted services.

Art dealer Douglas J. Chrismas was sentenced to two years in prison and ordered to pay over $12 million in restitution for embezzling funds from Ace Gallery's bankruptcy estate.

A missing Oklahoma City woman, Callie Santis, was safely located thanks to community and police collaboration, after an Ashanti Alert due to her urgent medical needs.