IKEA is coming to Crocker Park in Westlake with a small-format store slated for spring 2027. The location will take the former Dick's Sporting Goods space and offer a curated showroom plus food.

Plano may soon snag another headquarters relocation. Daisy Brand's proposed move could bring 120 jobs and another big name to Granite Parkway.

Highland Park just landed another industrial tenant. Cleveland Controls is moving into the former MPAC facility, and Garfield Heights says the deal brings fresh momentum.

Nebraska’s Pump & Pantry has rebranded a Lakeville Hy‑Vee Fast & Fresh after buying 21 standalone stores; fuel-savings redemptions and coffee options will continue.

A former Lowe’s finance director says he was fired for advocating for Latino employees and for refusing to falsify sales figures. The complaint is now on the federal docket.

A new Culver’s in Germantown is getting the Germanic treatment. The opening target is now January 2027.

Trader Joe's is developing a third Central Ohio store — the first new local TJ's in more than 20 years, according to Columbus Business First.

A SeaTac 7‑Eleven sold a Powerball ticket that matched four white balls plus the Powerball, winning $50,000. The draw’s winning numbers were 3, 4, 24, 36, 47 and Powerball 17.

FIS plans to double a Columbus credit‑card production facility and add about 100 jobs by 2031 after acquiring Global Payments’ issuer business. The expansion ramps local card‑production capacity.

State economic officials approved nearly $4M in incentives at an emergency meeting to try to keep an unnamed outdoor retailer's headquarters in downtown Denver.

Acosta Group’s new Affordability Tracker says an 84‑item grocery basket now costs $366.04 — nearly $78 more than in 2020, even as wages have risen.

Tractor Supply says it will close about 75 Petsense stores nationwide — a move that leaves 11 Louisiana locations listed by local outlets waiting to learn whether they’ll be shuttered. The company recorded sizable restructuring charges and will slow expansion while it reallocates capital.

TransDigm agreed to buy Cleveland’s Prince & Izant for roughly $1.07 billion, folding the specialty‑metals maker into its portfolio. The deal includes P&I’s Cleveland plant and other U.S. sites and is subject to regulatory approval.