Boeing may lay off Space Launch System workers; Huntsville companies to collaborate on high-speed drones; Finebaum buys Mountain Brook home; Bargain Hunt closing 10 Alabama stores; Homewood gets a new sushi restaurant

In a meeting with employees Monday, Boeing told them as many as 400 Space Launch System-related positions could be eliminated by April.

Boeing may lay off Space Launch System workers

In a meeting with employees Monday, Boeing told them as many as 400 Space Launch System-related positions could be eliminated by April. Boeing’s Huntsville facility is its prime location for SLS work. The SLS rockets power NASA’s Artemis missions. â€“ News 19

Huntsville companies to collaborate on high-speed drones

Cummings Aerospace and ATRX, both based in Huntsville, have signed an agreement to work together to develop high-speed unmanned aircraft systems. The goal is to develop drones that can fly at supersonic and hypersonic speeds. â€“ PR Newswire

Finebaum buys Mountain Brook home

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Paul Finebaum, who lived in Birmingham before moving to Charlotte, North Carolina, to join ESPN, is moving back to Birmingham, the Birmingham Business Journal reports, saying that he bought a 12,165-square-foot estate for $5.1 million. He and his wife plan to move back to Birmingham in the fall. â€“ AL.com

Bargain Hunt closing 10 Alabama stores

Bargain Hunt, the discount store that declared bankruptcy earlier this week, has begun going-out-of-business sales at its 10 Alabama locations. The chain has stores in Cullman, Decatur, Florence, Gadsden, Hoover, Birmingham, Montgomery, Opelika, Pell City and Sylacauga. â€“ Bama Buzz

Homewood gets new sushi restaurant

Han’ei Kaya Sushi Grill, which serves up authentic sushi dishes, has opened in the Edgewood area of Homewood. The owners – three cousins from Indonesia – have 40 years of restaurant experience in the Birmingham area. â€“ Bham Now

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