Robert Evans+FollowAkron’s GOJO joins Clorox: What’s next?GOJO, the Akron-born company behind Purell, is set to become part of Clorox in a $2.25 billion deal. For a city shaped by big industry, this move hits close to home—GOJO employs nearly 1,100 people locally and has deep roots here. The Kanfer family, who’ve run GOJO for three generations, say the sale will keep jobs in Northeast Ohio and help Purell grow even bigger. Some folks feel bittersweet, but many see this as a chance for more investment and stability. What do you think—will this change be good for Akron’s future? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Akron00Share
Keith Bass+FollowPurell Joins Clorox: What It Means for YouHere’s a quick money lifehack: Clorox just bought the folks behind Purell for a cool $2.25 billion. So, next time you’re picking up wipes or hand sanitizer, you might notice more Clorox and Purell side-by-side. The big shift? Expect to see more Purell everywhere, thanks to Clorox’s supercharged distribution. Good news for germ-fighters, and Purell’s staying in Ohio, so local jobs are safe! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Clorox00Share
Robert Evans+FollowClorox Buys Purell: What It Means for YouHere’s a coffee break tidbit: Clorox just bought the folks behind Purell for a cool $2.25 billion. So next time you grab a hand sanitizer at the store, it might be from the same company that makes your bleach wipes. The big deal? Clorox is beefing up its cleaning game, which could mean more options (and maybe even better deals) for all of us trying to keep things germ-free at home, work, or school. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Clorox11Share
Kim Reeves+FollowPurell Joins Clorox: What It Means for YouHeads up, germ-fighters: Clorox is buying the company behind Purell for a cool $2.25 billion. That means you’ll probably see more Purell hand sanitizer everywhere you shop—and maybe even some new combos with Clorox wipes. The move is all about making it easier for you to stay clean at home, work, or on the go. Next time you grab a bottle, just know the cleaning giants are teaming up to keep your hands (and life) a little fresher. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Clorox10Share
Edward Wallace+FollowUnder Armour Data Breach: Should You Worry?Heads up if you’ve ever shopped Under Armour! The brand is checking out a data breach that exposed 72 million email addresses, plus some names and birthdays. The good news? No credit card info or passwords were stolen. So, while you might get more spammy emails, your wallet’s safe. Quick tip: If you get weird emails, don’t click links—just delete! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #UnderArmour00Share
Kim Reeves+Follow$500M boost: Bee Cave’s new tech eraA $500 million investment is about to reshape Bee Cave, as CesiumAstro brings its global HQ and advanced manufacturing right to our backyard. Over 500 high-tech jobs are coming, which could mean more opportunities, new neighbors, and a big shift in the local economy. This move puts our area on the map for aerospace innovation and could spark even more growth in the region. How do you feel about Bee Cave becoming a hub for cutting-edge space and defense tech? What changes do you hope to see as this project unfolds? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BeeCave00Share
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
Vanessa Brown+FollowSherwin-Williams brings back 401(k) matchBig news for Sherwin-Williams employees: the company is restarting its 6% retirement match after a months-long pause. Even better, they’re making up for missed contributions from October through January, so no one loses out. This comes just as the company settles into its new $750 million downtown Cleveland HQ and gears up for a strong earnings report. After a tough year with inflation and housing costs, this move could boost morale and loyalty. How do you feel about companies pausing—and then restoring—benefits like this? Would it affect your trust or motivation at work? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #SherwinWilliams10Share
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
Vanessa Brown+FollowBig changes for Dallas’ Jarrell CompanyDallas’ own Jarrell Company, famous for its starburst sign and decades of serving local homeowners and designers, is now part of Atlanta’s Construction Resources—recently acquired by The Home Depot. Even with new ownership, the same Dallas team will keep running the showrooms in DFW and Lubbock. This move could mean even more resources and options for those planning home upgrades, but it also raises questions about how local businesses evolve as they join national brands. What do you think—will this bring better service or change the neighborhood vibe? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #DallasBusiness00Share
