Robert Evans+FollowWhy Everyone’s Buzzing About Anthem’s IPOAnthem Biosciences just pulled off a blockbuster IPO, raising $395 million as investors piled in. Here’s the scoop: with global pharma giants looking to buy less from China, Indian companies like Anthem are suddenly the cool kids on the block. If you’re tracking where the next big pharma moves are, keep an eye on Indian firms—they’re getting a lot of love as supply chains shift. Might be time to check your portfolio for some Indian flavor! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #IPO10Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowCoke’s New Can Hack: Less Waste, More Coffee?Coca-Cola just teamed up with a Japanese company to make their Georgia coffee cans lighter and stronger—think: same coffee kick, less metal waste. Why does this matter? If Coke can use less aluminum, they might not have to switch to more plastic bottles (which are way worse for the planet). So next time you grab a canned coffee, you might be helping cut down on trash—without even trying! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #SustainableLiving30Share
Robert Evans+FollowAetna Bails on ACA—What’s Next for You?Heads up if you’ve got health insurance through Aetna: they’re ditching all ACA plans after 2025. That means about a million people in 17 states will need to find new coverage for 2026. Why? Aetna says they’re losing too much money on these plans. If you’re affected, don’t panic—your coverage is good through next year, but you’ll want to start shopping around when open enrollment hits. Pro tip: double-check if your favorite doctor is in your new plan’s network! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #HealthInsurance00Share
gordonangela+FollowTesla Drama? Panasonic Says 'We're All In!'Heard the Tesla rumors? Word was their battery buddy, Panasonic, might hit pause on a big Kansas factory because of Tesla’s sales slump. But Panasonic just shut that down, saying they’re charging ahead and making batteries like planned. So, if you’re eyeing an EV or worried about supply, looks like the battery pipeline is still humming. Sometimes, headlines make things sound shakier than they are! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Tesla72Share
Susan Moreno+FollowFedEx’s Green Moves: What’s In It For Us?FedEx is stepping up its eco game—think fewer gas-guzzling trucks and more electric vans zipping around your neighborhood. They’re swapping single-use plastics for reusable bags and even cutting jet fuel use, which means cleaner air and maybe cheaper shipping in the future. The big shift? More sustainable deliveries and less waste for everyone. If you’re into tracking your carbon footprint, FedEx’s new tools let you see how green your shipping habits are. Smart for the planet, and maybe your wallet too! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #FedEx00Share
fnixon+FollowFord’s Recall Frenzy: Should You Worry?Ford’s breaking records—but not the good kind. They’ve issued more recalls in 2025 than any other car company ever, with a new recall every couple of days. If you drive a Ford, it’s worth double-checking if your ride’s on the list. The upside? Ford’s tackling issues head-on, so you might get a free fix before trouble starts. Always check your VIN online for recall updates—think of it as a free safety upgrade! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #FordRecall84Share
robertocarter+FollowMicrosoft’s Secret Sauce: AI = Big BucksHere’s the tea: Microsoft is laying off folks in some areas, but if you’re working on AI, you’re getting paid—big time. Some software engineers rake in up to $284K, and AI pros at LinkedIn can score even more. The company is swapping out old-school sales teams for tech-savvy staff to push its AI tools. So, if you want job security (and a fat paycheck), it might be time to brush up on your AI skills! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Microsoft00Share
Keith Bass+FollowStarbucks’ Feel-Good Month: More Than Just CoffeeDid you know Starbucks isn’t just about your morning latte? Every April, their team jumps into local volunteering—think food banks, youth mentoring, and even clean water projects. This year marks 15 years of their ‘Global Month of Good,’ and it’s a reminder that big brands can spark real change. But here’s the twist: Starbucks still uses billions of single-use cups. So, while they’re giving back, there’s room for us (and them) to sip more sustainably! Next time you grab your coffee, maybe bring your own cup? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Starbucks50Share
Robert Evans+FollowWould You Wear Smart Earrings?Samsung’s not stopping at smartwatches and rings—they’re eyeing earrings and necklaces that do more than just look good. Imagine your jewelry tracking your health or helping you find your phone. The big shift? Wearables are about to blend into your everyday style, not just sit on your wrist. If you hate carrying gadgets, your next accessory might be smarter than you think! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Wearables11Share
Susan Moreno+FollowWhy Gen Z Grads Are the New Office MVPsHere’s a hot tip for anyone hiring: Fresh grads who grew up using AI tools can run circles around traditional junior engineers. Box CEO Aaron Levie says these AI-fluent newbies can turbocharge your team, making slow research and clunky workflows a thing of the past. With tech giants like Meta and OpenAI fighting over this talent, it’s clear—if you want your company to move fast, start looking for those AI-savvy resumes! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #AITalent01Share
