A closed CITGO at 3460 Edgewater Drive is proposed for conversion into a Chester's Chicken outpost, a rare Central Florida expansion for the chain.

A Sacramento class‑action says Kalibrate and major retailers used shared AI pricing to align pump prices, costing Californians billions and invoking new state law AB 325.

IKEA opened a Plan & Order Point at Pleasanton Square, offering design appointments and scheduled pick‑up or delivery for Tri‑Valley shoppers.

Coca‑Cola will argue an appeal in Miami over transfer‑pricing rulings that could push its tax exposure toward $20 billion.

U.S. News named Las Vegas the top U.S. conference city in its inaugural 2026-27 rankings, citing a renovated convention center, deep hotel inventory and affordability.

Oklahoma City–based Marianne's Rentals signed an 18,149-sf lease at 8532 E. 41st St., expanding its wedding and event inventory into South Central Tulsa.

A state panel voted to withhold JDIG payments to Macy’s after the company missed hiring and investment targets at its China Grove fulfillment center.

Edward Jones has taken a minority stake in Quicken, gaining access to Quicken's budgeting and investment-tracking tools used by millions. The move follows a wider industry push for fintech capabilities.

Florida AG James Uthmeier has launched subpoenas to CVS and Caremark, targeting PBM audits and contract rules that critics say hide drug costs and squeeze pharmacies.

Uniqlo is heading to Georgetown Park with a large M Street store planned as part of its 2026 U.S. expansion. Industry reports say the retailer signed a major lease in the neighborhood's main shopping corridor.

Tecovas is opening a Magazine Street store at 3901 Magazine St. later this year, bringing boots, in-store personalization and planned local events to the Garden District.

UPS is spending $48 million to add 27 temperature‑controlled cross‑docks, beefing up Atlanta's role in shipping GLP‑1 drugs, vaccines and other sensitive medicines.

Domino's is reshuffling its top leadership: longtime executive chairman David A. Brandon will step away and the board has named a successor, Crain's Detroit reports. The change touches the Ann Arbor headquarters.