The Texas Stock Exchange introduced its leadership team and board, aiming to compete with major stock exchanges and planning to register with the SEC.

Joybird Books in Audubon Park announces its closure on October 26, coinciding with the local event Zombietoberfest. The New Romantics bookstore will take over the space to continue serving the community's literary interests.

ASU's move to the Big 12 is anticipated to boost local tourism in Phoenix, with increased hotel bookings and strategic marketing campaigns targeting new demographics from visiting fans' home cities.

TSMC Arizona appoints Rose Castanares as its new president, replacing the retiring Brian Harrison, with plans to champion upcoming production and workforce initiatives.

O'Fallon Brewery in St. Louis has closed and plans to auction off its brewing equipment following a bankruptcy filing.

Eloy showcased its economic revitalization efforts at the ICMA Conference in Pittsburgh, highlighting its focus on attracting various business sectors for growth.

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass celebrates the first graduating class of LApreneur, a program aimed at enhancing the skills of local entrepreneurs and supporting the growth of small businesses.

U.S. dockworkers from the ILA are on strike across ports from Maine to Texas, including the Port of Houston, demanding fair contracts, better wages, and protection against job-threatening automation.

Peoria's Economic Development survey, with 1,480 participants, aims to align future retail and dining options with resident preferences as revealed by the survey's demographics and income data.

A nationwide strike by 45,000 dockworkers at 36 US ports, including Baltimore, over pay and automation affects supply chain and economy, with potential daily losses of $15 million.

Sky Harbor International Airport in Phoenix sees record-breaking passenger numbers for August, indicating a trend that could lead to its busiest year in 2024.

CenterPoint Energy is enhancing its power grid with stronger poles and buried lines to weather future storms, while also updating its natural gas infrastructure in Houston. The costs of these upgrades may lead to higher customer bills.

Illinois invests $6 million in a new Crysalis Biosciences sustainable aviation fuel facility, expected to create 35 jobs and significantly reduce carbon emissions.