ShopX has opened in downtown Houston, offering a variety of retail options to local customers in the renovated Post Houston spot, with flexible leasing for vendors.

Uniqlo is set to open a new store at The Parks at Arlington, marking its expansion into North Texas with a $1.9 million construction project slated for completion by late December.

Ford is hiring 900 workers for its Michigan plant to increase production of its Bronco and Ranger models, while reducing shifts for the F-150 Lightning electric truck.

Macy's is cutting 3.5% of its workforce and closing five stores in a bid to streamline operations amid changing consumer behaviors and market demands.

Costco tests membership card scanners at select store entrances to curb unauthorized access and ensure real members are entering, starting with their Issaquah, Washington location.

Rice University agrees to pay $33.75 million to settle part of a price-fixing lawsuit involving financial aid collusion with other elite universities.

Arizona's tech job market sees a paradox with 3.78% job growth yet a five-year low in postings, even as Honeywell and Raytheon increase listings, and wages double non-tech sectors.

Tavern on Grand, known for its walleye dishes, is closing after nearly 35 years. The St. Paul restaurant's closure reflects broader economic shifts impacting local businesses.

Kendra Scott collaborates with Wrangler on a limited-edition collection featuring Western-inspired fashion and jewelry, with a portion of proceeds supporting the National FFA Organization.

San Francisco's Vacant to Vibrant program sees success with businesses extending their leases, and the city prepares to launch a new cohort of pop-ups to revitalize downtown.

United Wholesale Mortgage rebrands FindAMortgageBroker.com to Mortgage Matchup, aiming to better connect homebuyers with independent mortgage brokers through a user-friendly interface and educational content.

Northville Downs, Michigan's last night-time harness racing track, is closing on February 3 with plans to relocate to a new site in Plymouth Township.

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.