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.

Harlingen’s Hooters closed last Sunday, ending the chain’s presence south of San Antonio as the brand reorganizes under founder-led ownership.

Tenants inside Detroit's Millender Center say Bedrock gave them until the end of August to vacate, leaving a handful of shops racing to find new space this summer.

Memphis-based AutoZone beat on profit as new mega-hub stores lifted same-store sales, but a small revenue miss sparked a market selloff. Management says more hub openings are coming.

Michael Ahmed is UDF’s first CEO from outside the Lindner family, taking over a local chain known for hand‑dipped ice cream and fresh‑made donuts. He says supply‑chain know‑how will be central to his plan.

Core Specialty named Mike Powell, formerly of Fifth Third Bank, as its new executive vice president and general counsel. The hire replaces retiring founding GC Robert Kuzloski and strengthens the insurer’s legal bench.

County inspectors found glassy‑winged sharpshooters on grapevines sold at Costco; officials warn buyers to isolate plants and contact county agricultural offices.

LEV Manufacturing will open a 100,000-sq-ft Rad Power Bikes assembly hub in Algood, promising 288 jobs and a $7M investment for Putnam County. Officials say the site will handle assembly, logistics and fulfillment.

A court-authorized notice says people who bought primary Ticketmaster tickets since 2010 may be included in a nationwide class action. Opt‑out requests must be mailed and postmarked by July 6, 2026.

Seattle‑based Brighton Jones has opened an office in Beachwood and tapped local advisor Mitchell Kotheimer to lead its Cleveland push.

The city posted a Senior Director of Retail Attraction to recruit national and regional brands and steer deals beyond downtown. The hire pairs targeted recruitment with neighborhood support.