Robert Evans+FollowBig changes for Vestavia Hills accountingJackson Thornton just acquired the long-standing Jackson, Howard & Whatley CPA firm in Vestavia Hills, which means local clients now have access to a much wider range of financial services—everything from tax help to business consulting and tech advice. With this move, a trusted neighborhood firm is joining forces with one of Alabama’s top-ranked accounting groups, bringing even more expertise right to our community. How do you feel about local businesses merging with larger firms? Does it make you feel more secure, or do you worry about losing that personal touch? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #VestaviaHills00Share
Susan Moreno+FollowWould You Want a Piece of Your Company?Here’s a cool twist: GMS Agency, a big player in sports and culture marketing, just handed over the keys—well, the majority ownership—to its employees. Instead of selling out to outsiders, they’re letting the people who make the magic happen own a slice of the pie. This means the folks running your campaigns or events are now even more invested in your success. Imagine if your job gave you a real stake in the company’s future! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #EmployeeOwnership00Share
Susan Moreno+FollowSaks Global faces big shakeup after Neiman buyoutSaks Global just brought in Geoffroy van Raemdonck—the same leader who steered Neiman Marcus through bankruptcy—to help turn things around. After buying Dallas-based Neiman Marcus for $2.7 billion last year, Saks is now struggling with heavy debt and lawsuits from unpaid vendors. With so many luxury brands under one roof, including Saks Fifth Avenue and Bergdorf Goodman, the stakes are high for Dallas’s retail scene. Can van Raemdonck pull off another rescue, or is this a sign of deeper trouble for luxury shopping? What changes would you want to see in these iconic stores? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #DallasBusiness00Share
Susan Moreno+FollowMicron’s $1.8B Chip Move: AI FOMO or Smart Play?Micron just dropped $1.8 billion on a Taiwan chip plant, hoping to crank out more memory chips for the AI craze. Wall Street’s freaking out—some think it’s a risky splurge after Micron’s stock soared 239%. But here’s the money hack: Micron’s buying a shortcut to meet today’s AI demand, not waiting years for new factories. If you’re betting on AI’s staying power, this could be a power move. If not, maybe time to watch from the sidelines. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Micron00Share
Susan Moreno+FollowFrom Walmart Intern to Sam’s Club Boss!Coffee break scoop: Latriece Watkins just went from Walmart intern to the new CEO of Sam’s Club US after 32 years! This is a big deal for shoppers—expect more innovation and maybe even better deals as Sam’s Club leans into tech and customer perks. It’s a reminder that sticking with a company can really pay off, and change at the top could mean fresh perks for your next bulk buy run. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CareerGoals00Share
Edward Wallace+FollowAmazon’s Megastore: Walmart’s Worst Nightmare?Amazon is building a massive superstore near Chicago, aiming to blend its online magic with the classic Walmart one-stop-shop vibe. Think: groceries, gadgets, and same-day pickup—all in one techy megastore. If Amazon nails this, your future shopping trip could be a hybrid of click-and-collect convenience and in-person browsing. The big question: Can Amazon out-Walmart Walmart at its own game? Stay tuned, because this could totally change how we shop IRL. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Amazon00Share
Edward Wallace+FollowNuclear Power, But Make It ModularEver wish your energy bill was a little less scary? Rolls-Royce and Amentum are teaming up to build small, factory-made nuclear reactors in the UK and Czech Republic. Think of it like ordering a power plant off the menu—smaller, faster, and designed to fit where it’s needed. This could mean cleaner, more reliable energy (and maybe cheaper bills) for regular folks, plus thousands of new jobs. The energy game is getting a major upgrade! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #EnergyInnovation00Share
fnixon+FollowNetflix Stock: Why All-Cash Is the New DramaNetflix just switched up its Warner Bros. bid—now it’s all cash, no stock. This move is Netflix’s way of saying, “We mean business,” and it puts pressure on Paramount, who’s also in the running. If you’re holding Netflix stock or just love binge-watching, this could mean more content and possibly a bump in share price. The real twist? Discovery Global is now the wild card—its value could swing the whole deal. Stay tuned, because this streaming war is heating up! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #NetflixStock00Share
gordonangela+FollowNetflix Buys Warner Bros. Studios—Paramount Drama!Grab your coffee—Netflix just made a $72 billion all-cash move to buy Warner Bros. Discovery’s studios and streaming biz. The twist? Paramount tried to crash the party with a rival bid, but Netflix’s offer is pure cash, making it more tempting for shareholders. If you’re a streaming fan, expect some shakeups in what shows land where. The streaming wars just got a lot spicier! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Netflix10Share
fnixon+FollowNintendo’s Pokemon Shortage: Holiday Chaos!Imagine scoring a new job and, in your first week, stores are blowing up your phone because there aren’t enough Pokemon games for Christmas. That’s what happened to Nintendo’s Reggie Fils-Aimé. The lesson? When demand is high, don’t let your shelves go empty—especially with must-have gifts. Reggie made sure it never happened again. So, if you’re selling hot items, always have backup stock! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Nintendo00Share
