Bally's Advances Chicago Casino Project with $4.6 Billion Merger and $940 Million Funding Agreement
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.
Iconic Haight Street Costumes in San Francisco to Close After 35 Years Amid Changing Trends and Online Competition
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.
Ohio-Based Wiers Farm Inc. Expands Produce Recall to 18 States Due to Listeria Concerns, Impacting Multiple Retailers Such as Walmart, Aldi, and Kroger
Wiers Farm Inc. expands its recall across several states for produce like cucumbers and peppers due to listeria risks, advising consumers to return items or dispose of them.
62 Workers to Face Unemployment as North American Stamping Group Shuts Down Muncie Plant With No Severance Pay
NASG is closing its stamping plant in Muncie, Indiana, affecting 62 workers, with no severance or continued health benefits, as part of a strategic consolidation to remain competitive.
Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport Acts to Safeguard Water Quality Following Legionella and Copper Findings
The article discusses the discovery of Legionella bacteria and elevated copper levels in water at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, and the airport's consequent safety measures and system flushing.
Illinois Department of Insurance Raises Alarm Over Pharmacy Benefit Managers' Influence on Drug Costs
Illinois' Acting Insurance Director criticizes PBMs for driving up drug costs, citing a report on their market control and practices such as classifying specialty drugs in ways that may hurt independent pharmacies and consumers.
Whole Foods Market Expands to Doral as Part of New Shopping Hub Development Slated for 2025
Whole Foods is opening a new store in Doral as part of the Doral Marketplace development, with construction beginning in Fall 2024 and an expected opening in mid-2025. The site will also include other businesses and industrial space.
Buckeye's Catalyst Program Offers Up to $50K Grants for Local Business Upgrades
Buckeye offers Catalyst Program grants up to $50,000 to local businesses for exterior upgrades, requiring a financial commitment from the businesses as well. Over $2.65 million has been invested in this revitalization effort.












