Jefferies' sample finds three months of declining visits at Kroger stores — a result that clashes with CEO Greg Foran’s claim that traffic is improving.

After 73 years at 1520 Sansom, Sherman Brothers will leave Center City for the Main Line and the Rittenhouse storefront will be replaced by a restaurant and bar.

Charter is cutting 112 Austin positions as Spectrum loses internet subscribers. The Austin Business Journal reports local recruiters and resources for affected workers.

Colombian designer Johanna Ortiz launches a yearlong pop-up at MARKET inside Highland Park Village, bringing hand-finished, luxury ready-to-wear to Dallas shoppers.

AdvanceTEC and parent Equans are investing about $7.5M to expand their Clayton plant, adding 160 jobs with average pay near $90K and nearly doubling local staff.

Ex-employees say they were blindsided after Dollar General shut neighborhood stores; workers want severance, transfers and legal help as organizers step in.

Nike has closed its Fenton location in Cary, leaving a high‑profile vacancy at the mixed‑use center as the brand trims stores during a national turnaround. Local shoppers noticed the shutdown this week.

An Indiana family has sued Amazon after a delivery-driver crash left their son with traumatic injuries. The suit, filed last week, raises liability questions.

TMRW Sports will relocate its headquarters from Winter Park to downtown Orlando, promising 195 high-wage jobs and about $11 million in office build-out backed by city incentives.

Trader Joe's is reportedly pursuing the former CVS at Canton Corners on Ford Road; landlord listings show the 12,309‑sq‑ft unit as 'lease pending' and permits show activity.

JPMorgan, Goldman and Citi hauled in big Q2 gains from prime brokerage and equity financing as IPOs and heavy trading swelled prime balances and fees.

Signage for Floor & Decor showed up at Porter Ranch Town Center (19819 Rinaldi St), marking the first visible sign that the flooring chain may be moving into the neighborhood.

Stripe and Advent reportedly offered $60.50 a share for PayPal, valuing the San Jose company at more than $53 billion. The bid lifts shares and would create a payments giant with heavy regulatory eyes on it.