U.S. manufacturing hit its highest level in more than four years, powered by stronger orders, production and hiring. Supply delays and elevated costs remain the catch.

Wayfair is bringing its first Pennsylvania store to Pittsburgh’s North Hills in 2027, with 95,000 square feet of furniture, décor and design services.

Louisiana’s homeowners insurance market is showing signs of recovery, with new carriers, lower rates and fewer Citizens policyholders. But coastal homeowners remain exposed to the next major storm.

Buc-ee’s is suing a tiny Beavercreek store over its smiling beaver logo. The hometown branding clash is raising questions about who gets to claim the beaver.

Goodyear is transforming its New Center operation into Motor City Garage, a car enthusiast destination opening just before the Woodward Dream Cruise.

MUJI is bringing a 10,000-square-foot second Brooklyn store to the Alloy Block, adding another major tenant to Downtown Brooklyn’s rapid retail buildout.

Cincinnati's 125-year-old Enerfab has been bought by Fortune 500 industrial giant Quanta Services, with a Blue Ash headquarters move planned.

A young AI investing star’s heavily leveraged fund has sold its public stock portfolio to Citadel just before his Carmel wedding.

R.D. Talley Books is back on the Strip after a lease setback, opening a new storefront inside Fashion Show Mall.

GF Building Flow Solutions has completed an $11.4 million Apple Valley headquarters renovation built around hybrid work and the GF-Uponor merger.

A Wisconsin manufacturer has opened a 165,000-square-foot Mint Hill facility, bringing 60 jobs to the Charlotte area. Production is already underway.

A Fort Worth energy company is part of a $5 billion plan for a 200,000-barrel-a-day refinery in the Persian Gulf. The site is still undecided.

Harlem is turning its history into a business strategy with murals, maps and storefront art along 125th Street.