The Pentagon awarded Lockheed’s Fort Worth division about $879 million to produce missile launchers, bomb racks and other F-35 armament hardware through Feb. 2030.

Target opened a 529,000‑sq‑ft refrigerated hub in Thornton, investing $367M and adding roughly 383 jobs to speed fresh and frozen deliveries to nearly 130 stores. The center is the company’s first consolidation‑capable food DC in the region.

Portland-born Salt & Straw is reportedly exploring a sale that could top $200 million as the brand expands into grocery and new markets.

Hikma Pharmaceuticals will add about 300 jobs at the Bedford Laboratories site in Bedford, a move local leaders say will boost manufacturing employment in Cuyahoga County.

Samsung plans to move its U.S. headquarters from Englewood Cliffs to Plano, shifting roughly 1,000 jobs and concentrating operations near its Texas chip plants.

A $100,000 Mass Cash ticket was sold at a Brighton 7‑Eleven in Saturday’s drawing; the same draw also produced a $100K ticket sold in Malden. Winners have not yet claimed their prizes.

Cincinnati-based BHDP Architecture completed a year-long transition to 100% employee ownership via an ESOP, moving equity to roughly 180 staff across multiple offices.

The Supreme Court asked the Trump administration to weigh in on Robinhood's bid to block an investor suit tied to its July 2021 IPO. The outcome could change IPO disclosure rules.

Primark will open a nearly 30,000‑sq‑ft store at The Parks Mall at Arlington on June 25, with a 10:30 a.m. ribbon cutting, giveaways and budget prices.

Dick's is opening a 90,000‑sq‑ft House of Sport at Larkridge in Thornton this summer, adding batting cages, golf simulators and a climbing wall.

Priority Waste named Aaron Johnson CEO and signaled TPG would take control, with officials promising capital to address months of missed pickups across Metro Detroit.

Tradewinds Universal shifted its public headquarters to Las Vegas on June 1 and tied its leadership to Peppermint Hippo as it accelerates a national nightlife roll‑up. The move signals a push toward institutionalized operations and deal‑making.

A new CoworkingCafe ranking puts the Austin metro at No. 2 for small‑business formation, citing fast new‑business growth, strong wages and dense coworking options.