Groupon’s board approved a restructuring that could eliminate up to 400 roles as the company pivots to an AI‑native operating model and reinvests savings.

The Home Depot has opened along Leander's 183A Toll frontage road, bringing a full-service garden, rentals and roughly 150 jobs to the growing corridor.

Dutch Bros will open its first Columbus drive‑thru at 5344 W. Broad St., targeting late 2026 as the company rolls out multiple Central Ohio sites.

Family Dollar has closed 28 Ohio locations since July 2025, trimming the chain's footprint and leaving gaps in neighborhood shopping across several cities.

PNC‑nurtured numo will power Bank of America's BankAmeriDeals, bringing tens of thousands of merchant offers to millions of cardholders.

AkzoNobel rejected a €73‑a‑share joint bid from Nippon Paint and Cleveland‑based Sherwin‑Williams and reaffirmed its planned merger with Axalta.

JCPenney confirmed the Ross Park Mall location will close Sept. 20, 2026, citing lease issues and directing customers to other stores and online. The closure leaves an anchor vacancy at the North Hills mall.

NetApp eliminated 77 San Jose positions this week, hitting product, engineering and sales teams as Bay Area tech firms continue to trim staff.

CenterWell opened an $83 million, 162,000‑sq‑ft mail‑order pharmacy hub in Orlando that can process up to 64,000 prescriptions a day and will add more than 165 jobs.

Shareholders approved a plan to move Exxon’s legal domicile from New Jersey to Texas with preliminary support above 70%.

A proposed $1.6M Krispy Kreme settlement could pay affected people up to $3,500 for documented losses, or about $75 plus credit monitoring. Claims must be filed by June 22, 2026.

Huckberry will open its first San Francisco store at 425 Hayes St. in Hayes Valley, taking over the former Allbirds flagship and promising a curated, community-focused shop.

Modine’s Airedale brand signed a $4B+ capacity agreement and received $165M to fund U.S. plant expansions as hyperscalers step up orders.