Tupperware Brands has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy due to declining sales and increasing competition. The company plans to continue operations and potentially sell.

Home Depot settles for nearly $2 million over California pricing accuracy allegations, without admitting wrongdoing, to rectify issues with advertised and actual prices at checkout.

A Castro neighborhood group has moved its officers, a long-troubled restaurant space has seen a liquor license transfer and a fitness studio and dog walking business have opened.

The Mexican community in Chicago is expanding beyond traditional enclaves, impacting demographics and economies as documented by a University of Illinois Chicago study.

Eastside Pizza House in Oklahoma City is set to close at the end of September due to declining patronage, despite having served over 60,000 pizzas and 150,000 guests since its opening in February 2022.

Gilbert introduces a Utility Discount Program offering a $10 monthly bill discount to residents in need, with eligibility based on Federal program participation or income levels, aiming to support 1,000 households.

Tacos & Tequila Cantina is set to expand to Tampa Bay in 2025, with local and fresh Tex-Mex offerings through a partnership with HMC Hospitality Group.

The Gastech Conference 2024 in Houston showcases global energy solutions focusing on sustainability, with over 800 companies from 125 countries participating and featuring talks by leaders such as former President George W. Bush.

Kappy's Subs in Maitland is set to reopen after a new lease was negotiated following community support to save the 57-year-old establishment from closing due to lease issues.

Orlando-based Hawkers Asian Street Fare has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amidst a dispute with a financial lender to maintain control and brand integrity. The company reports sales growth and continues expansion despite the legal situation.

Gabriela's Group opens La Searienta, a new diner in East Austin, with a menu inspired by Bucio's Mexican heritage and plans for a drive-thru service offering micheladas and cocktails.

Pennsylvania now allows gas stations and grocery stores to sell canned cocktails and hard seltzers with limits on purchase amounts, expanding consumer access to alcohol.

Peach Fuzz, a children's store in Humboldt Park, is closing due to a downturn in retail sales, after six years of promoting inclusivity and community engagement.