Hollywood's video game performers are preparing to strike over AI concerns, as SAG-AFTRA's negotiations with game developers for new contract protections have stalled.

The Downtown Austin Alliance is searching for a new CEO, following Dewitt Peart's retirement announcement for early 2025. They are working with HRS, Inc. to find a suitable successor.

Zachry Holdings and Golden Pass LNG have settled their legal disputes, allowing Zachry to proceed with bankruptcy and the $10 billion Sabine Pass terminal project to continue. The agreement includes rehiring some laid-off workers.

Clayton County offers a workshop to educate on business operations in the area, including licensing and contracting processes. Registration is required.

Detroit Metro Airport's McNamara Terminal is expected to add 20 new shops and dining venues, including two gaming lounges, by 2025 in an $18.8 million investment.

Hatch Bloomington has launched a public vote to choose a business idea to be given a $100,000 startup fund, with finalists selected through a rigorous judging process.

The article announces the Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday in Palm Beach County from July 29 to August 11, highlighting tax exemptions on school supplies, clothing, and computers.

Optum is laying off 364 employees in California, impacting urgent care staff with a gradual process ending by January 2025, as part of a larger 525 nationwide job cut.

Bally's merges with Standard General in a $4.6 billion deal and secures $940 million for its Chicago casino, with construction underway for a 2026 opening. The deal offers shareholders cash or retained stakes.

Kevin Spacey's Baltimore estate sold for $3.24 million at auction after foreclosure attempts and financial struggles, including the actor's hefty legal fees.

Portland is advancing its Strategic Program 6 initiative, aimed at increasing e-bike adoption among low- and medium-income residents to reduce carbon emissions and improve safety for women and BIPOC riders.

Haight Street Costumes in San Francisco is closing after 35 years amid changing trends and competition from online retailers, marking the end of an era for the city's eclectic community.

Graffiti Junktion's original Thornton Park location in Orlando announces its closure after over 15 years, marking an end to a chapter for the local burger joint.