Two Save A Lot stores in southern Dallas have closed, exacerbating food insecurity in an area already considered a food desert, as residents find themselves with fewer grocery options.

San Diego downtown welcomes its first Goodwill Outlet Center, where shoppers can buy items by weight, offering significant discounts. The 22,000 square-foot store will also serve as a furniture hub with free underground parking.

The Delaware River Port Authority authorized automated license plate readers on four Philadelphia-area bridges to enhance regional security and law enforcement capabilities.

The FTC is attempting to block the $25 billion Kroger-Albertsons merger, expressing concerns that it would reduce competition and increase food prices for consumers.

Macy's plans to close its Union Square flagship store in San Francisco amidst declining sales and retail shifts, impacting the city's downtown recovery efforts.

Oregon's Attorney General joins others and the FTC to sue and block the $24.6 billion Kroger-Albertsons merger, citing competition and consumer cost concerns.

A report highlights ongoing safety culture challenges at Boeing, indicating progress but pointing out further necessity for improvement, amid concerns over employee pressure and retaliation fears.

Target is opening its 21st store in Chicago at the historic Six Corners, hoping to revitalize the shopping district and offering a new Diane von Furstenberg line.

Expedia Group plans to cut 1,500 jobs, which is about 9% of its workforce, mainly in product and technology departments, as part of a restructuring process.

The City of Long Beach initiates the "Sidewalk to Success" program, aiding sidewalk vendors with the new ordinance by covering fees and providing free carts and insurance reimbursements.

Macy's plans to close 150 stores and focus on luxury retail, with 50 closures by the end of 2024, shifting towards upscale brands and smaller, profitable store models.

Minneapolis invites applications for its 2024 parklet and street café season to enhance neighborhood streets and support businesses, offering opportunities to host City-owned spaces or create own parklets.

The FTC sues to block the $24.6 billion Kroger-Albertsons merger, citing threats to competition and consumer prices.