Trader Joe's opens a second store in Raleigh at Brannon Station, with customers and long-time fans expressing excitement for the convenient new location and the brand's unique offerings.

Six Flags Over Texas announces a new dive coaster set to open in 2026 as part of a $1 billion investment in North American parks, including a new Splash Island at Hurricane Harbor Arlington.

A federal judge ruled that the closure of the Anchor Hocking plant in Charleroi, which makes Pyrex glassware, will proceed, rejecting antitrust law violations claims.

ExxonMobil is laying off nearly 400 workers in Texas following the acquisition of Pioneer Natural Resources, with job cuts happening in stages through May 2026.

The article from phila.gov suggests various ways to support Philadelphia small businesses during the holiday season, such as shopping locally, sharing experiences on social media, and volunteering.

New Greek-inspired restaurant Paréa opened in Salt Lake City with a $350,000 city loan, offering gyros and local ingredients, as part of the city's economic development efforts.

Orlando Health is set to open a new hospital with 124 beds and expanded services in Lake Mary in January, while AdventHealth is building a new ER facility in Osceola, both aiming to meet Central Florida's rising healthcare needs.

Sotheby's settled for $6.25 million after it was found helping clients evade sales taxes on art, as revealed by the New York Attorney General's office.

Maple Grove, Minnesota celebrates the opening of a new Tous les Jours bakery at The Shoppes at Arbor Lakes, adding French-Asian fusion baked goods to the local culinary scene.

Giant Eagle opened a new store in Pittsburgh's Westwood area, providing donations at its launch and planning events with local sports figures. The store will also include a pharmacy and is currently hiring.

FedEx is laying off an undisclosed number of employees as part of a cost reduction strategy. The company has not detailed the roles affected or the support provided to those laid off.

Las Vegas Strip resorts, the Venetian and Palazzo, laid off under 50 top-level employees as part of a restructuring effort.

Orlando's Dear Prudence boutique will close its physical shop in 2025 but will remain active online and at pop-up markets.