Vanessa Brown+FollowKim Clark’s legacy: How Baltimore grewBaltimore wouldn’t look the same without Kim Clark’s steady hand behind the scenes. After 27 years with the Baltimore Development Corporation, she’s stepping down, leaving a legacy that includes the Horseshoe Casino, Topgolf, and the revitalization of Harborplace. Her work didn’t just bring big projects to life—it also strengthened neighborhood main streets and championed small, minority-owned businesses. As the city plans its next chapter, what do you think Baltimore’s future should look like? Which projects or neighborhoods need the next big push? Let’s talk about the impact of leadership and vision on our city’s growth. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Baltimore10Share
fnixon+FollowWhy Macy’s Is Winning While Saks StumblesHere’s a quick retail reality check for your coffee break: While Saks Fifth Avenue is filing for bankruptcy, Macy’s is quietly making a comeback. The difference? Saks tried to fix its problems by buying up rivals and racking up debt, but that left them with empty shelves and angry brands. Macy’s, on the other hand, closed underperforming stores and focused on making shopping fun again. Lesson: Sometimes, less is more—especially when it comes to shopping (and spending). #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #RetailTrends00Share
Robert Evans+FollowSaks Fifth Avenue’s $500M Lifeline: What It MeansSaks Fifth Avenue just scored a $500 million cash boost after hitting bankruptcy—so your favorite luxury window shopping spot isn’t going anywhere (for now). The drama? Brands are still wary about sending new spring styles since Saks owes a lot of people money. If you’re eyeing a designer splurge, you might notice shelves looking a little sparse until trust (and inventory) is fully restored. Stay tuned for more retail plot twists! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #SaksFifthAvenue10Share
Robert Evans+FollowCitigroup’s Big Job Shake-Up: What It Means for YouCitigroup is trimming 20,000 jobs by 2026, starting with 1,000 cuts this week. The bank says it’s all about getting leaner and faster, not just saving a quick buck. For customers, this could mean more digital tools and fewer layers of bureaucracy—think less waiting, more self-service. For workers, it’s a wake-up call: results matter more than effort now. If you bank with Citi, expect more tech and less human touch soon. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Citigroup00Share
Robert Evans+FollowWells Fargo’s Big Bet: Fewer Tellers, More Tech?Wells Fargo just let go of 5,600 employees and paid out $612 million in severance, all to slim down and (hopefully) speed up. The bank’s hoping that a leaner team and more AI will mean better service and bigger profits in the long run, but for now, it’s a rough ride—expect longer waits at branches and more chatbot chats. Investors? Not thrilled. If you bank there, keep an eye on those digital updates! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #WellsFargo00Share
Edward Wallace+FollowAmazon Prime Owes You $51? Here’s How to Grab ItAmazon Prime users, heads up! If you ever felt tricked into a Prime subscription or struggled to cancel, you might be owed $51 thanks to a big lawsuit. Amazon’s now paying back folks who got caught in their confusing sign-up maze. If you didn’t get an automatic refund, you’ve got one week left to claim your cash—just file online and pick PayPal, Venmo, or a check. Don’t let this free money slip by! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #AmazonPrime232Share
Kim Reeves+FollowFord’s Battery Drama: Why Your Next Hybrid Might Be CheaperGrab your coffee—Ford’s in hot water for quietly chatting with China’s BYD about batteries for cars made outside the US. The big deal? If Ford goes through with this, hybrids and EVs in Europe could get cheaper, thanks to BYD’s budget-friendly tech. But back home, politicians are fuming over the idea of American brands leaning on Chinese parts. For car buyers, this could mean more affordable options, but for Ford, it’s a balancing act between saving money and dodging political headaches. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Ford10Share
Susan Moreno+FollowWhy Everyone’s Still Buying ToyotasCoffee break tip: If you’re car shopping, here’s why your neighbor’s driveway probably has a Toyota. The brand just snagged the world’s top-seller spot for the sixth year running. While everyone’s buzzing about electric cars, Toyota’s steady focus on reliability and price keeps winning over buyers. The RAV4 even dethroned Tesla’s Model Y as the world’s best-selling ride. Lesson? Sometimes, sticking to what works is the ultimate money lifehack. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Toyota10Share
Susan Moreno+FollowWhy Tesla’s Cybertruck Can’t Cruise EuropeHere’s your coffee break scoop: Tesla’s wild Cybertruck just got benched in Europe—regulators say its sharp, stainless-steel look is more danger than design. While Elon’s edgy ride is stuck in the garage, Ford is quietly winning over European drivers by playing by the rules and rolling out EVs that fit local tastes. The lesson? Sometimes, blending in beats standing out when it comes to your next big purchase. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Tesla01Share
Keith Bass+FollowAmazon Pulls Plug on Popular Game—What’s Next?Heads up, gamers: Amazon just quietly yanked its hit MMO, New World, from the store, and it’ll be totally unplayable by 2027. If you bought it, you’ve got one last year to enjoy before the servers go dark. This is a classic case of a game losing its crowd—so if you’re thinking about dropping cash on online-only games, remember they can disappear fast! On the bright side, Amazon’s got new Tomb Raider games coming soon, so stay tuned if you’re a fan. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #AmazonGames00Share
