Worthington Steel secured $1.4 billion to fund its takeover of Germany's Klöckner, clearing final regulatory hurdles ahead of a likely June 3 close.

Target has hired Kimberly‑Clark general counsel Grant McGee as chief legal and compliance officer; he joins the Minneapolis leadership team on May 31 to lead legal, compliance and government affairs.

Filings and site photos show a 148,356‑sq‑ft, $21.3M Target is planned at Marbach and Loop 1604 on San Antonio’s far West Side. Construction activity is listed through March 2027.

A Buffalo Wild Wings in Arvada closed Friday, the company confirmed. Nearby Arvada and Westminster locations remain listed as operating on the chain's site.

An activist investor has urged Solventum to ground executives' private‑jet commutes and refocus leadership at its Eagan headquarters.

Aberdeen’s Wetlands Golf Course has closed after decades. Developers are pitching a plan for 800+ homes that would reshape the Gilbert Road corridor and test schools and infrastructure.

Barnes & Noble has inked a lease for roughly 11,300 sq ft at 181 Avenue A and is listed to open in November 2026. Neighbors and local blogs are already debating what the chain’s return means for East Village indies.

Bechtel Plant Machinery has leased the remaining suites at Next Tier Connect's Monroeville campus, filling the last available space and returning the former Westinghouse headquarters to full occupancy.

An activist fund urged Sempra to carve out its Texas utility Oncor, saying a stand‑alone company could unlock substantial value. The move spotlights rising Texas grid demand and investor pressure.

TJ Maxx opened a new LaPlace store at 1428 W. Airline Hwy on Thursday, marked by a parish ribbon‑cutting and promises of new local retail jobs.

The Knoxville Chamber’s April ECO shows 281 new Knox County business licenses in March and 10,441 metro job postings — a sign of rising entrepreneurship and hiring competition.

A New York shopper says Target’s “yogurt covered” snacks contain no yogurt; a federal complaint seeks damages and labeling fixes. The suit targets Favorite Day and Good & Gather items.

Nationwide will reinsure roughly $16 billion of MassMutual life policies, a major life‑block deal that expands Columbus’s reinsurer footprint and shifts long‑term liabilities.