Ernest Harris+FollowWhy CPKC Is Betting Big on American TrainsGrab your coffee—here’s a quick money move from the rails: CPKC is dropping $800 million to upgrade its train engines, all made in the USA. That means more jobs in Texas and Indiana, and cleaner, more efficient trains hauling your online orders and groceries. The real drama? It’s a race between two train makers to power the future of American shipping. Keep an eye on your next delivery—it might just ride in on one of these new locomotives! #Business #MoneyMoves #MadeInUSA10Share
robertocarter+FollowBuffalo Rock’s Big Move: Faster Drinks on the GulfBuffalo Rock just opened a massive new hub in Florida, so if you’re in the Gulf Coast, your favorite sodas might hit store shelves even quicker. The company’s new facility is all about speed and efficiency, with more automation and space to keep up with thirsty customers. Bonus: they’re bringing 150-200 new jobs to the area. If you notice your drinks arriving fresher, now you know why! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BusinessNews00Share
Brooke Martin+FollowCharlotte flights ramp up for winter stormTravelers in Charlotte are getting a major boost as American Airlines adds over 3,000 extra seats to the Chicago route, just in time for Winter Storm Fern. With weather threatening to throw travel plans into chaos, these added flights mean more chances to get where you need to go—even if the storm hits hard. It’s a rare move that could make a real difference for anyone trying to avoid delays or cancellations. Has anyone here had to change their plans because of the storm? How are you preparing for possible disruptions? #Business #Industry #Charlotte00Share
Kim Reeves+FollowCleveland’s office scene is bouncing backSherwin-Williams moving into its massive new downtown HQ has given Cleveland’s office market a real shot in the arm, with vacancy rates dipping and more people heading back to the office. But here’s the twist: while this is a big win for the city, the overall market is still finding its footing, with older buildings being converted to new uses and companies rethinking what office life should look like. It’s a sign that, even after all the pandemic changes, the demand for well-managed, amenity-rich spaces is on the rise again. How do you feel about the return to office life in Cleveland? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Cleveland00Share
Samuel Gutierrez+FollowWhy Your Dream Home Addition Might Get BlockedThinking about adding a glassy sunroom or a fancy gas-powered kitchen to your place? Heads up: new rules are making those upgrades a lot tougher. Cities want homes to be cleaner and more energy-efficient, so big additions with old-school materials or fossil fuels are facing more red tape and higher costs. If you’re planning a reno, get ready for stricter permits and pricier eco-friendly upgrades. Future-proof your plans now! #Business #HomeImprovement #Renovation00Share
fnixon+FollowWhy Pat McGrath Labs Hit Pause on PaydayEver splurged on a Pat McGrath palette? The iconic beauty brand just filed for bankruptcy, but don’t panic—your favorite highlighter isn’t disappearing overnight. This move is more like hitting the snooze button on bills so they can keep the lights on and pay staff while they regroup. The real tea? More shoppers are chasing celeb-backed makeup lines, shaking up the beauty aisle. Watch for sales or new launches as the brand reboots! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BeautyBiz00Share
fnixon+FollowTexas Watch Shops Get a British UpgradeHere’s a money move for luxury lovers: Watches of Switzerland just scooped up Texas’s Deutsch & Deutsch, a family-run jeweler that’s been around since the 1920s. What’s the buzz? If you’re eyeing a Rolex or Cartier, expect more choices and maybe even some fresh deals as the new owners bring their global lineup to Texas. Local flavor stays, but your next splurge might have a British twist! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #LuxuryWatches00Share
Joseph Livingston+FollowCleveland homeowners: Tax relief is coming—just not yetProperty tax bills in Cleveland might look higher than expected this winter, but don’t panic—real savings are on the way. Thanks to a new state law, many homeowners will see lower bills, but the changes won’t show up until summer. If you pay now, you’ll get a credit or refund later. The biggest cuts will hit rural areas, while most of Cuyahoga County will see little change. Meanwhile, new local levies are still pushing some bills up. How do you feel about the timing and fairness of these tax changes? #Business #MakeMoney #Cleveland00Share
Brooke Martin+FollowWhy Indonesia’s Off-Grid Power Is a Big DealHere’s a coffee break hot take: Indonesia’s factories are building their own coal power plants to keep the lights on, but it’s making the country’s green energy goals way harder to reach. The catch? These private plants are booming so fast, no one really knows how many there are or if they’re cutting pollution like they promised. For anyone betting on a cleaner future, this is a reminder to check what’s really powering your gadgets and goods. #Business #Industry #EnergyTransition00Share
fnixon+FollowDid Google Just Pay for Eavesdropping?So, Google’s shelling out $68 million to settle claims that its Assistant was a little too nosy—think, listening in on your convos even when you didn’t say “Hey Google.” The real kicker? Some folks say their phones picked up random words and started recording, which led to more targeted ads. If you’ve ever wondered why your phone seems to know what you’re craving for lunch, now you know. Money tip: Always check your privacy settings! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Google10Share
