Governor Abbott met with Swedish Minister Billström in Austin to discuss an enhanced economic partnership, focusing on aerospace, energy, and manufacturing.

The opening of cannabis retailer Rose Mary Jane at 2057 Market Street is unlikely after its application was canceled due to inactivity.

American Eagle Outfitters is closing its store in San Francisco's Emporium Centre due to security concerns, leaving 52 jobless and adding to the mall's vacancies.

The historic Shreve & Co. jewelry store in San Francisco is closing, with a liquidation sale, as it relocates to Palo Alto, leaving Union Square after 172 years.

Harvard Management Company's CEO Narv Narvekar received a 6.9% pay cut, earning $6.19 million amid the endowment's poor performance, while other Harvard executives saw steady or increased earnings.

Daimler Truck North America is investing $40 million to expand its Portland facilities for electric vehicle operations and establish an electric vehicle training center, partially funded by local and state incentives.

Tesla supercharging stations in Vallejo, California, were vandalized as cables were cut, causing significant inconvenience and repair costs, reflecting a trend of metal theft targeting the valuable copper within the cables.

Krispy Kreme released a Dolly Parton-inspired doughnut line featuring flavors like "Dolly Dazzler" and "Banana Puddin’ Pie," encouraging customer participation with special promotions.

Seattle seeks a research firm to study equity in its cannabis industry, focusing on fairness and financial performance, with proposals due by June 7 and a project budget up to $140,000.

Santa Rosa police detained Tommy Lewis after an alleged stabbing stemming from a dispute with his roommate in transitional housing; collected evidence includes knives.

Red Lobster is set to close dozens of locations and is auctioning the contents of at least 48 restaurants, with potential bankruptcy under consideration.

The MPD arrested a ninth teen for a CVS theft, adding to previous arrests for assault and burglary related to the same incident. The investigation continues for additional suspects.

Two people died in a horrific car crash in Kent on Saturday night after their vehicle collided with a tree and caught fire. The Kent Police Department and local firefighters confirmed the fatalities as investigations into the cause of the accident continue.