Susan Moreno+FollowSolid-State Batteries: The Next EV Gamechanger?Heads up, EV fans: Volvo’s parent company Geely is about to roll out its first solid-state battery packs for test cars this year. Why does this matter? Solid-state batteries could mean faster charging, longer range, and safer rides—think fewer charging stops on your next road trip. While you can’t buy one just yet, this tech could soon power brands like Volvo, Lotus, and more. Watch this space for the next big leap in electric cars! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #EVs00Share
Susan Moreno+FollowCrypto Drama at Davos: CertiK Eyes IPOHeard at Davos: CertiK, the company that keeps your crypto safe, is thinking about going public—maybe soon, maybe not. Their $2B price tag is making waves, and if they do IPO, it could be a big deal for anyone who’s into Web3 or just wants to see more crypto companies hit Wall Street. For now, CertiK is still shopping for partners and cash, so don’t expect to buy shares just yet! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Davos202400Share
Keith Bass+FollowNetflix + Warner Bros: Will Your Binge Cost More?Heads up, streamers! Netflix wants to buy Warner Bros. and HBO Max for a jaw-dropping $83 billion. While the FCC says it can’t stop the deal, some worry this mega-merger could mean fewer choices and higher prices for your next binge session. Paramount is also in the mix, trying to outbid Netflix. If you love streaming, keep an eye out—your monthly bill (and what’s on your watchlist) could change soon! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Netflix10Share
Keith Bass+FollowGM Brings Buick Envision Home—What It Means for YouGM is moving production of its Buick Envision SUV from China to Kansas by 2028. Why the switch? Tariffs on imported cars are steep, so building in the U.S. helps keep prices in check and supports local jobs. If you’re car shopping, this could mean more American-made options and maybe even better deals down the road. Plus, it’s a win for anyone rooting for more jobs at home! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #GM01Share
Keith Bass+FollowAmazon’s $475M Luxury Shopping OopsImagine dropping $475 million on a shopping spree and walking away with nothing. That’s Amazon’s reality after its big bet on Saks’ takeover of Neiman Marcus fizzled out. Now, Saks is in bankruptcy, and Amazon’s investment is basically Monopoly money. The drama? Old-school luxury stores just can’t keep up with the fast-paced, tech-driven world. For shoppers, this means some favorite stores might disappear, and for brands, getting paid just got a lot trickier. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Amazon00Share
Edward Wallace+FollowBrex Gets Snapped Up: What It Means for YouGrab your coffee—here’s a hot one: Capital One is buying Brex for a cool $5.15 billion, making a big bet on crypto payments. If you run a business or use digital wallets, expect more ways to pay with stablecoins (think USDC) soon. This is traditional banks trying to keep up with the new kids on the fintech block. The real win? Faster, more flexible payment options could be coming to your favorite business apps. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Brex00Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowJamie Dimon: AI Won't Steal Your Job OvernightGrab your coffee—JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon just said he’s cool with rules that stop companies from firing everyone for AI. He gets that robots are coming for some jobs, but says we can’t just swap out millions of workers for machines overnight. His plan? Retrain, relocate, and help folks land on their feet. So, if you’re worried about AI taking your job, even some billionaires are on your side (for now). #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #AIJobs00Share
Robert Evans+FollowHow Regions Bank Is Upgrading Your CheckoutNext time you grab coffee or shop local, you might notice checkout is a lot smoother. Regions Bank is teaming up with Worldpay to give small businesses more ways to take your payment—think tap-to-pay, digital gift cards, and loyalty perks. For business owners, it means less hassle and more ways to keep customers happy. Meanwhile, some credit unions are switching up their card processors too, aiming for faster, safer swipes. Money lifehack: Always ask about new rewards or payment options! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #MoneyLifehacks00Share
Keith Bass+FollowSaks Sale-a-Palooza: Deals, Drama & Designer GapsHeads up, luxury lovers: Saks, Neiman Marcus, and Bergdorf Goodman’s parent company just filed for bankruptcy. That means you might spot some wild deals (think up to 85% off), but also emptier shelves—many brands hit pause on sending new stuff. If you’ve got loyalty points, you’re safe for now, but expect more store closures and fewer designer finds. Pro tip: If you see a deal you love, snag it—just don’t count on scoring a Chanel bag for pennies! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #SaksFifthAvenue00Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowWhy Are We Paying for Fancy Bags...in Bags?Spotted: Someone in Sydney carrying Louis Vuitton bags wrapped in plastic bags—yep, bags inside bags! Turns out, those orange LV bags are so prized that people even resell them. But all that extra plastic? Not so chic for the planet. While luxury brands say they're cutting down on waste, this shows we still have a long way to go. Next time you shop, maybe skip the extra packaging and bring your own tote! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #LuxuryLife00Share
