Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and 50 states reached settlements with Heritage Pharmaceuticals and Apotex for $49.1 million over alleged price-fixing of generic drugs.

The Missouri Baking Company in St. Louis is at risk of closing due to a legal dispute between its co-owners, with one seeking to dissolve the business.

Revolution Brewing is closing its original Logan Square brewpub in Chicago on December 14th due to challenges after the pandemic, though their Kedzie Avenue location remains open.

Kroger agrees to pay California $122 million in a settlement for not properly overseeing opioid dispensing, with plans to begin payments in early 2025. Funds will support opioid abatement programs.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass established the Entertainment Industry Council to support the industry, aligning with Governor Newsom's proposed expansion of California's film and TV tax credits.

Teamsters Local 727 sued PepsiCo over the abrupt closure of its Chicago warehouse, alleging WARN Act violations for not giving employees 60 days' notice. PepsiCo claims compliance with the law.

A federal court issued a temporary restraining order to halt the closure and equipment move of a Pyrex plant in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, potentially saving local jobs.

Utah will receive $45 million from Kroger Co. as part of a settlement regarding the opioid crisis, with funds allocated for addiction prevention and mitigation.

Macy's on State Street in Chicago lit its Great Tree and unveiled holiday window displays, marking a tradition of festive cheer and creating lasting memories for visitors.

Columbia University settled for $395,000 in a lawsuit over a non-toxic "fart spray" incident at a pro-Palestine protest on campus. A suspended Jewish student will receive the settlement.

Texas wins Site Selection magazine's Top Business Climate award for the second year, praised by Governor Abbott for its tax advantages, skilled workforce, and favorable business environment.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel sues Ox Paperboard for PFAS pollution of the White Pigeon River, seeking to halt discharges and hold the company accountable for environmental damage.

A Farmington Hills man, Tyrone Fergerson, won $5 million playing Mega Millions after purchasing a ticket at a local store and opting for the Megaplier.