Trader Joe's is set to open a new Raleigh store on Nov. 15 at Brennan Station Shopping Center, offering local products and hiring over 50 crew members.

The MPSC approved a 2.28% increase in bills for Michigan's DTE Gas customers, which is lower than the company's requested hike. Starting November 21st, residential bills will rise by $1.98 monthly.

Rosco's Market in Columbus has reached an agreement with city attorneys, avoiding closure by committing to enforce rules against illicit activities like prostitution and drug sales.

The 13th Annual Business Forward Forum in Brooklyn Park aims to promote growth by fostering connectivity among local businesses, featuring key speakers, networking, and discussions on accessing capital.

Minnetonka features local shopping options like Marshland Market and The Landing Shop, highlighting the talent of local artisans, including senior residents, offering handmade items, jewelry, and more.

Here's a brief roundup of recent changes to Castro area businesses. In this edition, a Thai restaurant and an art gallery have shuttered, a convenience store has opened, and a new dental office is on the way.

Chandler's Municipal Airport plans to expand its services and impact through a new strategic business plan and community impact study, with federal and state-funded infrastructure improvements already underway.

Sage Geosystems is partnering with the DoD to test geothermal energy at Naval Air Station Corpus Christi and is also planning a solar and storage project in Texas.

Detroit plans to accept cryptocurrency for taxes and fees using PayPal by mid-2025, becoming the largest U.S. city to do so, aiming to improve payment accessibility and stimulate economic growth.

The Styropek chemical plant in Potter Township, Beaver County, is closing in 2025, leading to the loss of 140 jobs and impacting the local community and economy.

Apollo Global Management's assets grew to $733 billion, largely due to focusing on wealthy clients, with its income surpassing expectations at $1.13 billion.

Salcomp selected Arlington for its U.S. headquarters, expected to create 660 new jobs, and focuses on hiring local talent with potential economic incentives from the Arlington EDC.

Douglasville bar and restaurant owners must renew their alcohol licenses by November 15 to avoid extra fees, with full payment due by December 31. Late applications result in a 10% surcharge and potential service disruptions.