Uncle Giuseppe’s will open a Greenvale store at Wheatley Plaza on August 14, bringing specialty departments and roughly 250 jobs to Nassau County’s North Shore.

A Broward County jury awarded $603 million after a counterfeit DTN airbag allegedly exploded and killed 22‑year‑old Destiny Byassee, raising new pressure on parts sourcing and federal regulators.

A Gulf station in Lunenburg sold a $1 million Colossal Millions scratch-off; the claim was filed by a Quincy trust that took a $650,000 lump-sum and the store gets $10,000.

CoStar data shows Mount Juliet‑Lebanon has only 123,000 sq ft (about 1.2%) of retail space available, making it one of the Nashville metro’s tightest commercial corridors.

A former Waffle House server alleges the chain illegally charged a $92 monthly tobacco fee and is seeking refunds for thousands of workers.

Walmart is opening a trade hub at Tulsa Welding School in Decatur to upskill associates into HVAC, plumbing and electrical roles. Trained technicians could earn up to $51 an hour.

Premier Care completed a new manufacturing campus in Arlington and plans to begin commercial production in late Q3 2026 while hiring for operators and technicians.

City Council approved a one‑year extension of Motor City Match, preserving grants and design support that help Detroit entrepreneurs open storefronts. The move keeps another round of awards on the calendar.

DICK'S will open a House of Sport at Westmoreland Mall on Aug. 7, taking over the former Sears bay. Opening weekend will feature autograph signings by two Pittsburgh pros.

Nature's Bakery will wind down its Hazelwood plant in a phased shutdown that affects 345 workers. Layoffs start Sept. 11, 2026 and finish Feb. 26, 2027.

Wintrust is buying Northern Trust’s guardianship business for about $1.2B, a deal that underscores consolidation in Chicago’s wealth‑management sector. Details on timing and regulatory signoffs remain limited.

A state judge has kept most claims alive in a class action accusing Bojangles of failing to protect workers’ data after a 2024 hack. Plaintiffs seek damages and security upgrades.

Curtiss‑Wright will invest $80M to expand its Cheswick plant, adding two new manufacturing buildings and roughly 150 jobs focused on nuclear components.