Edward Wallace+FollowBroadway Bank Boss Steps Down—What’s Next?Heads up, San Antonio: Broadway Bank’s longtime CEO, David Bohne, just clocked out for good after nine years of steering the ship. Under his watch, the bank grew from a local favorite to a Texas heavyweight, popping up in Dallas and Houston. Now, with a new interim boss, will your neighborhood bank keep its friendly vibe or go big-city slick? Stay tuned if you bank local—change could be brewing! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BankingNews00Share
Kim Reeves+FollowRite Aid Closing: Where Will You Get Your Meds?Heads up, neighbors! The Rite Aid on 65th & Fort Hamilton is shutting down soon—pharmacy closes July 22, and the rest of the store is gone by August 24. If you grab your prescriptions or last-minute snacks there, it’s time to scout a new spot. Rite Aid’s been closing stores all over after going bankrupt, so expect more changes in your shopping routine. Got a favorite backup pharmacy? Now’s the time to share! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #RiteAidClosure20Share
Robert Evans+FollowTurning Trash Into Treasure—Literally!Ever wonder what happens to your old electronics? A Canadian startup, pH7 Technologies, just found a way to turn that junk into valuable metals—without the usual pollution. Instead of digging up new stuff, they’re recycling old gadgets using a water-based process that saves energy and keeps tons of carbon out of the air. So, next time you toss out an old phone, remember: it could be part of the next big green gold rush! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #RecyclingRevolution50Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowPanasonic’s Big Battery Bet in KansasPanasonic just fired up a $4B EV battery factory in Kansas, aiming to make half its battery parts right here in North America by 2030. Why does this matter for your wallet? New tariffs and tax credit changes are shaking up the EV scene—think pricier cars and fewer deals. But Panasonic’s move could mean more local jobs and maybe, just maybe, cheaper batteries down the road. Stay tuned for more homegrown power! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #EVnews00Share
Keith Bass+FollowStarbucks Wants You Back at the Office—Or Pays You to LeaveHeads up, Starbucks HQ folks: the company just told corporate employees to come back to the office four days a week starting next year. If you’re a manager, you’ll need to move to Seattle or Toronto—or take a cash payout to leave. Starbucks says it’s all about better teamwork and faster problem-solving. This isn’t just a Starbucks thing—big names like Amazon, Apple, and Disney are also calling people back to their desks. So, if you love your home office, it might be time to rethink your coffee break routine! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #WorkLife30Share
Susan Moreno+FollowAmazon’s AI Thirst Hack: Saving Water, Saving BucksDid you know your Alexa or ChatGPT habit could be sipping up your city’s drinking water? Amazon’s rolling out a smart fix: using recycled water to cool its AI servers instead of fresh tap water. That means more clean water for your coffee, less for cooling computers. With AI gobbling up power and water, this move could help keep utility bills (and water shortages) in check. It’s a win for your wallet and the planet! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Amazon00Share
Kim Reeves+FollowSephora’s Waste Problem: More Than Just MakeupEver wondered what happens to those flashy Sephora displays after a new product launch? Turns out, a lot of them go straight to the dumpster—even if they’re still in good shape. An employee’s viral post revealed the not-so-glam side of beauty retail: tons of waste, despite all the eco-friendly talk. If you want to cut down on beauty trash, try reusable makeup wipes or shop brands with less packaging. Every little swap helps! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BeautyWaste81Share
Susan Moreno+FollowMeta’s Billion-Dollar AI Power MoveMeta’s going all-in on AI, dropping hundreds of billions to build giant data centers that could power the next big thing in tech—think super-smart apps and gadgets. Zuckerberg’s even poaching top talent from Apple and other rivals to make it happen. For everyday folks, this means your social feeds, ads, and even smart glasses could get a major upgrade soon. Big spending now, but will it pay off? Time will tell! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Meta00Share
Kim Reeves+FollowAlamo Angels Goes Solo—What’s Next?Alamo Angels, a group of Texas investors, just broke away from their old partner to fly solo and team up with a new crew, VentureSTX. Translation: more money and more chances for local startups to get funded! If you’re dreaming up the next big thing in South Texas, this could mean more pitch nights, bigger checks, and a better shot at turning your idea into a real business. More investors = more opportunities for local entrepreneurs! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #StartupLife00Share
Tristan Richards+FollowCoke’s Trucks Go Electric in PNG!Coca-Cola just rolled out its first-ever electric delivery trucks in Papua New Guinea. Imagine your favorite soda arriving with zero gas fumes! This move means cleaner air for locals and less fuel burned, but Coke still has a long way to go on cutting plastic waste. It’s a small step for the planet, but a big PR win for Coke. Would you pick a drink delivered by an EV? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CocaCola113Share
