Quad/Graphics will open a 100,000-square-foot packaging plant in Salt Lake City for Q4 2026; the company has already begun hiring production and warehouse staff.

Boot Barn and Hobby Lobby have opened in the former Kmart at Plaza North in Petaluma; Grocery Outlet is set to open Aug. 27, 2026. The redevelopment splits the old anchor into three stores.

U.S. Bancorp posted a record $7.7B quarter and raised its 2026 revenue outlook even as consumer surveys stayed weak. Executives say card spending rose across credit scores.

Northwestern Mutual plans to hire more than 100 advisers in the Milwaukee area as it expands its downtown campus and ramps up advisor recruiting. The push follows earlier local hiring targets.

General Mills recalled 735,840 Pillsbury Hard Roll and Kaiser roll dough cases after the FDA flagged possible glass contamination; the products were distributed to Walmart in‑store bakeries across 19 states.

State enforcement filings say thousands of Muha‑branded cartridges were marked in the tracking system but weren't found, prompting possible fines and license actions.

Citizens will exit about 100–120 supermarket‑style in‑store branches while reinvesting in advisory teams and a handful of new traditional branches, a move that could touch Pittsburgh sites.

A Brooklyn federal judge found Rebel Creamery copied Van Leeuwen’s pastel pint design, ordered a redesign and awarded Van Leeuwen nearly $23.8 million.

CoStar data show Boston’s retail leasing slid to a five‑year low in Q2, straining downtown storefronts even as select neighborhoods still attract flagship openings.

Import prices rose 0.3% in June and are up 7.1% year‑over‑year, led by nonfuel goods and capital equipment. The surprise complicates an otherwise softer inflation month.

A Rochester Hills player matched five white balls in July 2025 and cashed a $1M Powerball prize on Wednesday, filing the claim just hours before the one-year deadline.

A group led by a former BNY Mellon treasury executive filed to start Sagehaven Bancorp NA in the Strip District, aiming to be Pittsburgh’s first new bank in nearly 20 years.

A Columbus Business First ranking shows Central Ohio banks’ commercial and industrial loans topped $248.9B in Q1, a 17.5% year‑over‑year jump driven by local hiring and deals.