The Nashville Business Journal expanded its annual ranking to 135 manufacturers, underscoring the region's auto‑supplier and food‑processing workforce hubs.

Weatherford announced plans to move its legal domicile from Ireland to Texas, citing recent Texas corporate‑law and court changes and aligning with its Houston HQ. The move requires shareholder approval and is expected to complete in Q3 2026.

State rules and new tariffs have squeezed Washington sawmills, forcing cut shifts and a scramble for buyers.

Federal regulators warned owners to stop using Apromise portable grill tables after reports of severed fingertips and other serious injuries.

A Vineyard Haven trust claimed a $15M Massachusetts Lottery scratch-off bought at the Oak Bluffs VFW; the post will receive a $50K retailer bonus.

A longtime Marshalls on the I‑10 corridor will close April 12 and reopen at The Rim on April 16 after construction delays.

Draft plans show Aldi could occupy roughly half of the former Bed Bath & Beyond at 2051 Chain Bridge Road in Tysons; county approvals are pending.

A Phoenix Business Journal ranking shows a defense contractor now leads Arizona manufacturers by in-state employment as semiconductors and batteries reshape hiring.

Interactive Games LLC says DraftKings and FanDuel infringed five patents tied to Howard Lutnick, filing new federal suits in Massachusetts and New Jersey.

Intel tapped Zoom COO Aparna Bawa to run legal, compliance and people as the chipmaker reshuffles senior leadership. She’s expected to join in May to oversee legal and culture.

Amazon will add a 3.5% fuel-and-logistics surcharge to fulfillment fees starting April 17, a move that could squeeze small sellers and follows carrier surcharges.

American Snuff will hire more than 50 manufacturing workers at its Clarksville plant through 2026 as part of Reynolds American’s U.S. manufacturing investment.

Sinomax will cease Phoenix manufacturing by late April, filing a WARN notice that impacts 89 workers as production shifts to Tennessee.