BP has started marketing minority stakes in the Kaskida and Tiber Gulf projects, moves that could reshape which companies capture multi‑billion-dollar offshore work and spark legal fights.

Capital Electric opened a 258,000-square-foot distribution center in Steele Creek and plans to hire about 100 employees to support its Southern expansion.

Google.org is committing $50 million to train 300,000 U.S. skilled‑trade workers through unions and trade groups as data‑center demand surges. The funds will back union training pilots and updated apprenticeships.

The Tree House Park in Easton Park has filed for Chapter 11 after owner disputes and lawsuits, leaving vendors and neighbors unsure about the park’s future. Court filings list early procedural deadlines.

Sprouts will open July 31 at 317 Center Point Rd in Weatherford, bringing 93 jobs and in-person hiring events on June 16–17. Walk-ins are welcome.

A former co‑manager says he was frozen out of Potions LLC and is asking a Maricopa County judge to open the books to the Thirteen Moons Gin venture while seeking damages and fees.

CME Group will open 24/7 trading for a new 10‑barrel WTI contract and its 1‑ounce gold futures this summer, citing surging options and micro‑futures volumes. The move follows a broader push to bring always‑on, regulated access to commodity markets.

BLS data show Tulsa County led Oklahoma’s large counties in wage growth in 2025, with weekly pay up 4.4% and jobs rising slightly.

Publix has filed plans for a second Hamlin supermarket in Horizon West, less than a mile from its existing Hamlin Town Center location.

A new AHLA/Oxford Economics study finds Phoenix hotels generate about $7.2 billion a year, support more than 42,000 jobs and deliver roughly $1.06 billion in tax revenue.

Trader Joe’s told local outlets it’s adding two San Diego County stores — one at Clairemont Town Square and another in Encinitas — filings and a company email show.

Pitney Bowes filed a WARN notice to close its Westside presort center, setting layoffs between Aug. 14 and Sept. 18 that will affect 68 workers.

MUJI is opening its first Queens store at Tangram in Flushing this weekend, bringing its minimalist home goods and apparel to the borough.