Lena Storm

Wholesale fuel distributors are buying up bankrupt EV charging networks, gaining control of charging infrastructure at distressed prices while the…

Specialty insurers are quietly exiting wildfire coverage markets, leaving high-risk homeowners with fewer options, higher premiums, and shrinking policy terms.

Regional credit unions are absorbing failed community bank branches, expanding their footprint in underserved markets as community banks exit. Here's…

Employer-run health clinics are pulling insured patient volume away from urgent care chains, threatening the core business model that drove…

Ambulatory surgery centers are pulling outpatient volume from hospitals through lower costs, physician ownership, and insurer incentives - reshaping healthcare…

Vacant office towers are being converted into data centers as landlords seek alternatives to a broken office leasing market. Here's…

Urgent care chains are quietly buying independent physical therapy clinics, turning one-time patients into recurring revenue and reshaping how PT…

The FTC's noncompete ban may have been blocked in court, but the fallout has already forced companies to rethink how…

Regional title insurers are exiting flood-prone housing markets, creating financing gaps that national carriers and policymakers are struggling to address.

Staffing agencies are building pipelines around laid-off corporate middle managers, matching them with companies that want experienced leadership without permanent…