The Seattle software firm's downtown tower namesake is trimming staff after absorbing Press Ganey Forsta, with cuts also hitting Provo and overseas offices.

A Virginia judge spared Google's AdX from a forced sale, marking the third failed Big Tech breakup bid since 2025.

The San Diego fabless chipmaker will keep its 55-person team and operate as its own product line inside a $1.5 billion company.

Free tours of 50-plus Waukesha sites, from a century-old transformer plant to a 1913 building that once made Jiffy-Jell, land October 10 and 11.

A 55,000-square-foot Academy Sports store is headed to Manor's US 290 corridor, joining a Hobby Lobby in a nearly $23 million dual retail push.

The Richmond Road store fed Texarkana families for nearly two decades before shutting with barely any warning.

Unsold HOMAGE gear hits all 13 Goodwill Columbus stores Friday, tied to a donor rewards program that funds job training.

The bootmaker's new 3,000 Grapevine Mills Parkway shop stocks work boots with metal toes alongside jackets and backpacks.

The store replaces Whataburger University and joins Ross, Bealls and Cavender's in a busy Windcrest shopping strip.

Phoenix Tower International's new financing spans 23 countries and will fund growth as AI traffic strains wireless networks.

KPMG cut its San Francisco footprint by nearly a third to move next door to Anthropic on Howard Street, once a pandemic-emptied block.

The boutique fitness brand is renovating a 2,023-square-foot space at Fields Parkway, joining a lineup already 75% pre-leased.

CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield claims a Hagerstown group-home operator is riding on its brand — and it wants a court to shut the name down.