Sediver is expanding its West Memphis plant after producing more than five million insulators. The move will add about 40 jobs and scale production toward additional shifts.

UAW Local 1700 will hold a strike‑authorization vote May 7–8 at Stellantis' Sterling Heights Ram plant amid complaints about outsourced skilled trades.

Ball will open a 47‑acre aluminum can plant in Millersburg, expected in 2026, creating more than 100 jobs and boosting Oregon's manufacturing and exports.

WalletHub placed Pacifica last among 1,334 small U.S. cities to start a business, but locals and officials say the ranking misses the coastal town’s visitor‑driven economy. Business owners and a new city workplan offer a different picture.

Columbia's international push lifted Q1 sales and EPS: EMEA rose about 35% while U.S. sales fell, as the company bought back $150M and raised guidance.

A Chicago couple says a West Town taproom closed without notice and their $5,400 wedding deposit hasn't been returned. Local reporters say the venue's phone and site went dark.

Harley-Davidson has announced a recall of about 88,039 U.S. motorcycles after regulators flagged a possible airbox baseplate breather-port blockage. Owners should check VINs and watch for dealer repairs.

The Cincinnati Business Courier's ranking shows which banks and lenders approved the most SBA-backed loans in Greater Cincinnati during 2025.

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.