gordonangela+FollowRite Aid Closures: Where Will You Fill Scripts?Heads up if you grab your meds at Rite Aid—18 more stores are shutting down, with five in Pennsylvania alone. The pharmacy giant is in deep trouble, and other chains like CVS and Walgreens are swooping in to take over prescription files. If your local Rite Aid is closing, your refills might get transferred, so double-check where your next pickup will be. Time to scout out a new go-to for late-night cough syrup runs! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #RiteAid93Share
gordonangela+FollowPepsi’s AI Makeover: Cool or Concerning?Pepsi’s bringing AI into the soda game, teaming up with Salesforce to make everything from restocking shelves to customer service smarter and faster. But here’s the twist: all that tech uses a ton of energy and resources, so eco-watchers are raising eyebrows. If Pepsi’s all-in on AI, expect other brands to follow. Next time you grab a drink, you might be sipping on a bit of tech drama! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #PepsiCo20Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowWhy This Landscaping Biz Keeps Winning AwardsEncore Landscape Management just snagged another 'Best Place to Work' award for 2025! Here’s the scoop: happy employees = happy customers. Their secret? Investing in their team, which leads to better service and a more reliable crew for your yard. It’s a reminder that when companies treat their people right, everyone wins—especially you, the customer, who gets a more dedicated team working on your space. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #WorkplaceWins100Share
fnixon+FollowKraft Heinz Splitting Up? Here’s Why It MattersKraft Heinz is thinking about breaking up with a big chunk of its grocery aisle classics—think mac & cheese and more—into a new $20 billion company. The reason? Shoppers are skipping pricier, processed foods for fresher picks, so Kraft Heinz wants to focus on its ketchup and mustard. If you’re loyal to those blue boxes, keep an eye out: your favorite brands might soon have a new home! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #KraftHeinz483Share
Edward Wallace+FollowCoke Shuts Plants—What’s Up With That?Coca-Cola is closing five US factories, leaving nearly 900 folks job-hunting. Why? Coke wants to save cash by using more robots and fewer people to bottle your favorite sodas. Plus, rising costs (like pricier aluminum cans) are squeezing profits. The good news: Coke’s still selling strong, so your Diet Coke fix is safe. But for workers, it’s a tough shake-up—severance and job help are on the table, but change is never easy. If you’ve ever been laid off, what’s your best tip for bouncing back? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CocaCola8246Share
Tristan Richards+FollowClaim Your Cash from Data Breach DramaHeads up: If you shopped at Neiman Marcus this year, you could snag up to $2,500 thanks to a data breach settlement. The luxury retailer is paying out after a cyber oops left customer info exposed, and now they’re offering cash for things like bank fees or even phone bill headaches caused by the breach. Plus, everyone gets two years of free credit monitoring. Don’t sleep on this—claim by October 8, 2025, or you’re leaving money on the table! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #MoneyHacks10315Share
Edward Wallace+FollowGenesis: The New Kid Outselling Infiniti?!Ever heard of Genesis? It’s Hyundai’s luxury spin-off, and it’s been quietly outselling Infiniti and nearly catching up to Porsche in the U.S. That’s wild for a brand that’s not even a decade old! Most Genesis cars are made in South Korea, but their electric GV70 is built in Alabama. The real kicker? Genesis is giving BMW and Mercedes a run for their money with Bentley-level interiors—at a friendlier price. The only catch: finding a dealership can be tricky, but that exclusivity might just make you feel extra fancy. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #GenesisMotors00Share
Keith Bass+FollowWalgreens Going Private—What’s In It for You?Walgreens is getting a $10 billion makeover as shareholders just okayed a buyout by Sycamore Partners. If you’re a regular shopper, expect some changes: fewer stores, but maybe better service and deals as they try to win you back. The company’s been struggling with fewer people popping in, so this could mean a fresh start (and maybe more rewards for loyal customers). Plus, shareholders are cashing out at $11.45 per share—talk about a payday! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Walgreens3327Share
Keith Bass+FollowHow GM Went From Bust to Electric BoomRemember when GM was basically on life support back in 2009? Fast forward to now, and they’ve totally reinvented themselves—think less gas guzzlers, more electric rides. The big drama? GM ditched old-school brands and went all-in on EVs, even rolling out self-driving taxis. For anyone watching their wallet, it’s proof that sometimes you’ve got to cut your losses and bet big on the future. Who knew a bailout could spark such a glow-up? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #GM40Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowPrime Day Outsold Black Friday—Twice!Did you catch Amazon’s mega Prime Day this year? They stretched the deals over four days and shoppers went wild—spending more than double what they did on Black Friday! The big win? Not just for Amazon, but for small businesses too, who saw a flood of new customers. If you missed it, most folks shopped on their phones, scooping up everything from kids’ clothes to power tools. Next year, set a reminder—these deals are now a summer must-watch! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #PrimeDay202550Share
