Experiential openings and a planned JCPenney redevelopment have pushed King of Prussia Mall into a new era of shopping, dining and attractions. Shoppers and owners say the strategy is working.

Sikich bought Jefferson Wells U.S. from ManpowerGroup for $100M, adding 300+ staff and a $76M revenue stream in 2025.

T‑Mobile is investing roughly $2 billion for a stake in Greenlight Networks, aiming to speed up Baltimore fiber build‑outs and introduce more competition to the market.

Sam Klemet is leaving as executive director of the Detroit Auto Dealers Association as the group launches a leadership search while planning the 2027 Detroit Auto Show.

Two Missouri wholesalers say Good Day Farm built an illegal 'cartel' that controls 61 dispensaries and crushed wholesale prices; the company says the claims are baseless.

In this edition, a new romance bookstore, dog grooming business, and campaign office open, while a cafe expands its hours and menu, and the Castro gets a fancy new trash can.

MGM Resorts posted record Q1 revenue and the Strip saw its first year‑over‑year growth since Q3 2024, though profits fell as insurance and timing items trimmed margins.

Sacramento's Kooner Fleet launched a UK operation in the West Midlands and will pair a local workshop with mobile service trucks plus training partnerships.

Tiny digital price tags are appearing at Portland Whole Foods and Walmart stores, sparking worries that prices could shift on the fly even as retailers tout efficiency gains.

Thoma Bravo balked at funding Medallia, accelerating a lender takeover that could wipe out about $5.1 billion in equity. Bay Area customers and employees face uncertain weeks ahead.

About 227,500 Stephan Baby Boo Bunnie plush toys are being recalled after reports that the removable ice‑pack cubes can break into sharp pieces. The company is offering refunds or store credit.

Trader Joe’s at West 72nd and Broadway will shut May 17 for a months‑long renovation, the company says, sending shoppers to nearby branches while equipment is replaced.

Julian Edelman says he was cut out of the sale of Boston ad agency Superdigital and is asking a court to recognize he held a partnership stake.