Nicholas Vasu wins $200,000 in the Michigan Lottery Powerball after initially mistaking his winning email for a hack. He plans to pay bills and donate to charity.

Western Alliance Bancorporation saw a 25% increase in year-over-year deposits, reaching $68 billion in Q3, despite mixed earnings and a dip in stock value post-announcement.

Weld County awards Directional Plus, LLC, a veteran-rooted local business, $20,000 from its Small Business Incentive Program to support economic growth.

Mesa Air Group Inc. reports a nearly $20 million loss but is recalling furloughed pilots and sees optimism with a shift to an E-175 fleet under a new deal with United Airlines.

Aeromexico will resume daily flights between Phoenix and Mexico City in 2025 using Boeing 737 MAX 8s, after ceasing service in 2014. The route looks to increase connectivity and competition.

Michigan gas prices remained stable over the past week, averaging $3.27 per gallon, reflecting a minor decrease from the previous week and a decrease from last year.

Amazon buys 220 acres in Phoenix for $277 million, possibly for a new data center, further establishing its investment in the region's growth as a tech hub.

National Coney Island's chili sauce is now available at Walmart stores nationwide and online, offering Detroit-style coney flavors to consumers in convenient canned forms.

CoinFlip has installed new Bitcoin kiosks in Yesway and Allsup’s stores across Texas and other states, reaching over 5,000 ATMs globally and offering multiple cryptocurrencies.

Balenciaga opened its first North Carolina store at Charlotte's SouthPark Mall, positioned near other luxury brands, offering a range of fashion items.

Costco opens in Napa with a vast selection of goods and wines, signaling economic growth and job creation for the city. Mayor and residents celebrate the new store, a product of years of planning.

Amazon purchased 118 acres in Douglas County, Georgia, for potential expansion, amidst concerns about the impact of data centers on local communities and utilities.

Big Lots is closing additional stores in Illinois amid its Chapter 11 bankruptcy, adding to the 315 store closures announced previously due to economic challenges and declining consumer demand.