The CWA has exited mediation with AT&T amid a labor dispute and ongoing strike, impacting service in cities like Atlanta. AT&T seeks an equitable deal despite the stalled talks.

17 individuals were arrested for retail theft in downtown Portland, recovering $2,800 in goods and potentially uncovering broader criminal activities.

MiiHealth has chosen Phoenix for its U.S. headquarters, benefiting from the city's health tech focus and expanding their AI-driven healthcare offerings for seniors.

The Sloomoo Institute, an interactive slime museum, is opening in Los Angeles, offering sensory experiences and a DIY slime bar. It focuses on inclusivity and is set to create jobs.

Despite a rise in unionization efforts, Illinois reports a decline in union participation, slipping to 12.8%, influenced by factors like the Janus v. AFSCME decision and sectoral job growth patterns.

Columbus businesses, like Three Bites Bakery, gain storefronts via a city initiative, while firms brace for policy shifts related to taxes and tariffs.

Graeter's teams up with The Cure Starts Now for their 16th Cones for the Cure campaign, raising funds for pediatric brain cancer with Elena's Blueberry Pie ice cream sales in September.

Casa Bonita, the Denver-area restaurant known for its entertainment, will open its reservation system to the public and switch to traditional dining payments and table service.

The Texas Advanced Computing Center is establishing an AI supercomputer named "Horizon" in Round Rock, expected to significantly enhance AI capabilities and local economic development.

Saint Paul business owners have been notified of minimum wage rate increases set for 2025, affecting businesses of various sizes with rates up to $15.97 per hour depending on the company size.

Engineering firm CB&I is set to return to The Woodlands, relocating over 150 employees to its new office within Hughes Landing, a decision reflecting its confidence in the area's business and residential appeal.

The Third Street Promenade in Santa Monica is experiencing a resurgence with new businesses like Odd One Out, MINISO, and a new Barnes & Noble, while future projects like a Google Store and HQ Gastro Pub are underway.

Texas Governor Abbott and Texas A&M unveil the new COAST program for advanced manufacturing skills training in Corpus Christi, fostering workforce development.