Retailers added about 22,000 jobs in April, largely backed by sentiment that consumers are keeping their wallets open despite serious macroeconomic turbulence. “This still shows how resilient spending has been, even amid a lot of the uncertainty,” said Cory Stahle of Indeed (more).

Inspire Brands, the parent company behind Dunkin’, Arby’s, Buffalo Wild Wings, Baskin Robbins, Sonic Drive-In, and Jimmy John’s, has confidentially filed for an IPO. PE firm Roark Capital, backing Inspire, is allegedly looking for a valuation in the neighborhood of $20 billion (more).

Bob’s Discount Furniture delivered a strong 8.5% increase in net revenue for its first quarter, and remains on track to open 20 new locations over the course of 2026. “Our results reflect the power of our merchandising strategy, omni-channel capabilities, and disciplined approach to new market expansion,” CEO Bill Barton said (more).

Tesla has officially ceased production of its Tesla Model S and Model X lines, with the last units to be manufactured being sold to a group of the automaker’s most committed fans (more).

Amazon will be stocking Ozempic pills in its kiosks in addition to making the GLP-1 drug available via same-day delivery. “We are making it easy for customers to get the medication they need to stay healthy,” said Tanvi Patel, a VP at ​Amazon (more).