Over 580,000 Home Design beds sold at Walmart, Wayfair, and Overstock are recalled due to risks of breaking and injuries, with consumers advised to stop use and get a repair kit.

Kenneth Courtright, a Minooka businessman, received a 7.5-year prison sentence for defrauding investors of $92 million through a website development scheme.

Wayfair CEO Niraj Shah announced a 13% workforce reduction, affecting 1,650 employees, as part of cost-cutting measures amidst a challenging market. The move is expected to save $280 million and was well-received by investors.

The Detroit Beer Exchange has closed after failing to achieve the success of its Kalamazoo counterpart, ending its stock market-style beer pricing downtown.

TuSimple is planning to delist from Nasdaq and go private, citing benefits for the company and its shareholders amid current market conditions. They will file forms with the SEC to end their public trading and reporting obligations.

Highland Popcorn, a nonprofit popcorn shop in St. Paul, is opening on Super Bowl weekend, hiring individuals with disabilities, including the founder's son who has autism.

Uber is closing its Boston-based alcohol delivery service Drizly at the end of March to focus on integrating alcohol delivery into its Uber Eats platform.

The Sam Moon Group is considering selling the JW Marriott in Dallas Arts District six months after opening, potentially for $190 million, amid a surge in the local luxury hotel market.

Bojangles is set to open a new outlet in Burleson, Texas, by the end of the year, with a $1 million construction cost for the 3,170-square-foot location.

Birdcall is set to open a third restaurant in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, located in McKinney, with a projected opening in June and a $1.5 million construction cost.

Bally's Chicago revises its hotel plan at the casino site due to underground city water pipes, moving away from the original 500-room high-rise design.

Wieland North America invests $500 million to modernize its East Alton facility with the aim of retaining 800 jobs in Illinois, as part of a new initiative to support EV and renewable energy production, backed by the Illinois government.

IKEA is opening a new "plan & order" store in The Domain, Austin, offering a compact shopping experience focused on kitchen and office planning. The 5,000-square-foot store will also facilitate pickup services.