Engineering and architecture firm TKDA is relocating its headquarters from St. Paul to Bloomington into a former Ceridian office, planning to renovate 87,000 square feet for 300 employees by March 2025.

The CROO study shows Illinois has the US's highest diversity in cannabis business ownership, with 59% of dispensary licenses held by minority or women-owned businesses.

Jaffa Bar, a new Mediterranean and Israeli flavor-infused oyster eatery by CookNSolo, is set to open in Philadelphia's repurposed 19th-century firehouse this fall.

Fox Valley Mall in Aurora introduced twelve new diverse, mostly minority-owned businesses, emphasizing economic inclusivity and growth potential for local entrepreneurs.

A woman was arrested for inciting a riot at a skate center in Brandon, with her husband also detained on an unrelated traffic charge. Social media was cited as a factor in the events.

Elon Musk's Boring Company faces a Texas environmental violation for unpermitted construction activities and is fined $11,876, amid ongoing local concerns about regulatory compliance.

Miami prepares for Amazon Prime Day, focusing on logistics for fast deliveries. Local businesses anticipate sales boosts during the event on July 16-17.

Germantown announces increases in water, sewer, and sanitation rates, with residential customers expecting an $8.72 hike on average and commercial rates also rising. Sanitation rates increase for the first time in seven years.

Grand Prairie celebrated the opening of the Andretti Karting and Games facility with a ribbon-cutting event, boosting the city's appeal as a family entertainment destination.

Illinois hits $1 billion in cannabis retail sales, with over $850 million from adult use and $150 million medical sales, reaching the milestone earlier than the previous year.

Geremy Landín celebrates a year of growth at San Antonio's Maestro Entrepreneur Center, expanding support for businesses with new funding and programs under his leadership.

Kroger and Albertsons plan to divest 579 stores in a bid to address antitrust concerns over their potential merger, amid an FTC lawsuit and market nervousness over inflation and competition.

Mineo's Pizza House in Pittsburgh has been named as one of The New York Times' readers' favorite pizza places globally, praised for its unique style and flavor.