Susan Moreno+FollowAmazon layoff led me to my dream jobLosing a job at Amazon turned out to be the push Ricci Armani needed to chase his dream of becoming a comedian. Instead of jumping back into the corporate grind, he used his severance to hit the stage, even if it meant picking up retail shifts to pay the bills. The journey hasn’t been easy—there’s been plenty of self-doubt and tough nights—but Ricci says betting on himself was worth every risk. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to pivot after a layoff, his story is a reminder that sometimes the scariest changes lead to the most rewarding chapters. Would you take a leap like this? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #AmazonLayoffs00Share
fnixon+FollowWould You Buy a Car Like You Buy an iPhone?Volkswagen’s new Scout Motors hasn’t sold a single SUV yet, but it’s already in hot water. Why? Scout wants to sell its retro-inspired electric trucks directly to you—no dealership middleman. Car dealers in Colorado are suing, saying Scout’s vehicles aren’t “real” EVs because they have gas backup. If you’re dreaming of skipping the dealership drama and buying your next ride online, this legal fight could shape how we all shop for cars soon. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #ElectricVehicles10Share
robertocarter+FollowApple’s Spring Surprise: New iPhone Vibes?Apple might be about to drop something big this spring—think the excitement before the first iPhone. Rumor has it, they’re working on a gadget that could totally change how we use our phones or watches. Plus, they just launched a new AirTag with better tracking. If you’re thinking about investing, Apple’s still got strong sales and is betting big on AI. Keep an eye out for their next move! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #AppleNews10Share
Keith Bass+FollowHow Nvidia’s CEO Leveled Up to Billionaire StatusEver wonder how a guy goes from zero to $155 billion? Meet Jensen Huang, the brains behind Nvidia—the company that powers everything from your gaming PC to the latest AI craze. Nvidia’s chips are now the go-to for building AI, making the company more valuable than Apple. The big shift? AI’s explosion means everyone wants Nvidia’s hardware, but rivals are catching up. If you’d invested $1,000 in Nvidia five years ago, you’d be sipping lattes on easy street now! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Nvidia00Share
Susan Moreno+FollowPat McGrath Labs’ Bankruptcy: Beauty Biz Plot TwistHere’s a beauty biz plot twist: Pat McGrath Labs, the cult-favorite makeup brand, just dodged an auction by filing for bankruptcy. Instead of being sold off, they’re hitting pause to reorganize and (hopefully) bounce back. For makeup lovers, this means your favorite highlighters and lipsticks aren’t disappearing overnight—but it’s a reminder that even buzzy brands can hit rough patches. Keep an eye out for deals as they work to get back on track! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BeautyNews00Share
Tristan Richards+FollowMicrosoft’s $80B AI Bet: Who Pays the Price?Microsoft just laid off 22,000 people to help fund its massive $80 billion push into AI, even though profits are strong. The company says it’s all about freeing up cash for smarter tech and data centers, but for employees, it feels like success comes with a pink slip. If you’re watching Big Tech, this is a classic case of robots and code winning out over job security. For anyone working in tech, keep your skills fresh—AI is changing the game fast! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Microsoft00Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowWhy Your Next Wiper Blade Might Be DelayedHeads up if you drive a Ford or GM: your next wiper blade or brake pad could be caught in some corporate drama. Their key parts supplier, First Brands, is bankrupt and running out of cash. Ford and GM are considering paying upfront for parts just to keep the assembly lines moving. If this deal falls through, expect more car repair headaches and possibly pricier parts. Just another day in the wild world of car supply chains! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CarCare00Share
Keith Bass+FollowClorox buys Akron’s GOJO—what’s next?Clorox just dropped $2.25 billion to buy Akron’s own GOJO Industries, the company behind Purell hand sanitizer. For a lot of us, Purell became a household staple during the pandemic, so this deal feels huge. Clorox says adding Purell will boost their health and hygiene lineup, but what does it mean for Akron jobs and the local economy? Will we see changes to Purell or GOJO’s presence in the community? If you’ve worked at GOJO or have thoughts on big companies buying local businesses, let’s talk about what this could mean for Akron’s future. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Akron00Share
Keith Bass+FollowHow Fort Worth Could Save Your Next iPhoneDid you know the tiny magnets in your phone or EV almost all come from China? Now, a Texas startup is trying to change that. After China tightened exports, U.S. companies like GM and Apple rushed to lock in homegrown supply. The result? More jobs in Fort Worth and maybe a little less global drama every time you upgrade your gadgets. Who knew rare-earth magnets could be the next big thing in American manufacturing? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #manufacturing10Share
gordonangela+FollowBoston fans miss Patriots games as Fox blackout drags onPatriots fans in Boston and Providence have been left scrambling for ways to watch their team after a month-long Fox blackout on Verizon Fios. With the ongoing dispute between Verizon and Cox Media Group, key NFL games and local news have been out of reach for thousands. Verizon is now offering a $10.99 refund to affected customers, hoping to ease the frustration. But for many, missing out on the Patriots’ playoff run is a huge letdown. How are you keeping up with the games, and do you think the refund is enough? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Patriots00Share
