Kroger agreed to a $1.25 million settlement after California prosecutors said Carbmaster packaging and online listings undercounted calories on multiple bread products.

Permit filings point to a potential Meta Lab at Lenox Square in Buckhead, though no official confirmation has been released.

A Publix in Pembroke Pines sold a Fantasy 5 ticket that matched Monday's evening numbers for $109,962. The Florida Lottery says winners must claim at the Miami Lakes district office.

Expeditors cut about 230 technology roles across the Seattle region, snapping a decades‑long no‑layoff tradition and trimming roughly 15% of its global tech staff.

Trader Joe’s will open its first Johns Creek store at 1000 Medley Blvd on June 11, a 9,240‑sq‑ft location that opens with a lei‑cutting ceremony and local hires.

Faith Technologies will invest $80.5M to build a 500,000‑sq‑ft plant in Monroe, promising hundreds of jobs and state workforce support. Construction is underway and operations are slated for spring 2027.

Fifth Third Bancorp will move its primary stock listing from Nasdaq to the NYSE the week of June 12, 2026, keeping FITB for common shares. The change follows the Comerica acquisition and is being billed as the largest bank transfer in history.

Les Schwab cut roughly 70 corporate roles at its Bend headquarters as the tire chain restructures central teams while continuing to expand stores nationwide.

OSHA cited a Bowdon Piggly Wiggly after a meat‑department worker lost four fingers while cleaning a grinder; proposed penalties total $196,251. The agency found bypassed guards and no lockout program.

Italian microreactor maker Terra Innovatum has opened a U.S. headquarters in Pittsburgh as it advances licensing and a planned FOAK deployment for its SOLO reactor.

Kellogg filed a WARN notice saying 117 union and non‑union positions will be cut at its Frisco Avenue plant, with separations from Aug. 7 to Oct. 2, 2026.

Stellantis has issued a massive recall that covers more than 1 million 2021–2025 Jeep Wranglers and Gladiators over a steering‑pump wiring defect that can cause fires.

New figures show Milwaukee County’s tourism impact rose to about $4.4 billion as the state’s visitor economy logged another year of growth driven by festivals and conventions.