Beehive Industries opens a new aerospace facility in Knoxville, promising a $4 million investment and 150 jobs, with a focus on 3D-printed jet engines.

Thrive Market has settled for $1.55 million over allegations of deceptive automatic subscription renewals, as announced by LA County District Attorney George Gascón.

Riverdale Village welcomes a new axe-throwing entertainment spot, Stumpy's Hatchet House, offering a unique mix of games, food, drinks, and throwing axes for locals seeking unconventional fun.

Chicago gears up for summer outdoor dining and the Grant Park 165 race, with businesses like The Smith on Clark Street readying for increased traffic and a festive atmosphere.

Wallbox received a $5.2 million tax credit to expand its EV charging production facilities in Arlington, Texas, as part of the U.S. Department of Energy's initiative to support clean energy manufacturing.

Oregon high schools win in a safety ad contest, promoting workplace safety among young workers through videos and graphics, with Silverton HS's "Saying Yes" taking top video honors.

IKEA Live Oak introduces a "Small Home" using trauma-informed design to aid those with traumatic experiences, planning to donate it to a San Antonio community.

AI company Replit moves its headquarters from San Francisco to Foster City, with experts suggesting a single company's move is not indicative of a broader trend in the tech industry.

Conflict in the Middle East is causing shipping delays and increased costs for Texas restaurants, which anticipate higher prices for supplies during a busy season of events.

Neuralink has started clinical trials in Phoenix for its brain implant device, which may allow paralyzed individuals to control digital devices with their mind.

Illinois AG Kwame Raoul announced a multistate settlement with Amneal Pharmaceuticals over its role in the opioid crisis. The company will pay over $270 million and provide naloxone nasal spray.

Rivian Automotive receives $827 million in state incentives to expand its Illinois plant, a move that comes with a commitment to over 550 jobs and is fueled by high demand for its new R2 SUV.

Cargill Meat Solutions recalls over 16,000 pounds of ground beef, sold at Walmart, due to potential E. coli contamination, while no illnesses are reported.