Business

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…

Regional grocery co-ops are converting failing independent supermarkets into member-owned stores - a business move driven by low acquisition costs…

Freight railroads are building direct shipper relationships that cut out trucking brokers, using better technology and lower costs to win…

Convenience store chains are snapping up shuttered gas station properties, turning distressed real estate into food-forward retail formats - and…

Community banks are quietly exiting small business agriculture loans, leaving small farm operators with fewer credit options and higher barriers…

PBMs are consolidating specialty drug distribution through owned pharmacies, raising conflict-of-interest concerns for patients, employers, and regulators.

Dollar General and Dollar Tree are quietly closing urban stores, retreating from markets they once aggressively expanded into. Here's why…