Jerry Clark+FollowFarmers vs. Green Power: Who Wins?So, there's a huge new power line planned to bring wind and solar energy from Kansas to big cities, but Midwest farmers are NOT happy. The project could mean cleaner, cheaper energy for millions, but it also means power lines cutting through family farms—sometimes without their full say. It's a classic tug-of-war: clean energy dreams vs. protecting your own backyard. Would you let a power line cross your land for the greater good? #Business #Industry #MoneyTalks00Share
Jerry Clark+FollowBiotech Stock Pops After Surprise Deal!Repare Therapeutics just scored a big payday—$267 million potential—from a licensing deal with Debiopharm for a new cancer drug. Their stock, which was in the dumps, shot up over 20% after hours. Why the buzz? Debiopharm’s taking over the heavy lifting on trials, so Repare gets to sit back and collect milestone payments and royalties if things go well. Retail traders are piling in, hoping this underdog keeps winning. If you like a little risk with your coffee, this is one to watch! #Business #Industry #StockMarket30Share
Arthur Booker+FollowWhy Dutch Factories Are Packing UpDid you know Dutch factories are shutting down because energy bills are through the roof? The Netherlands, once an industrial powerhouse, is losing companies to cheaper, more stable places—think Asia—thanks to sky-high power prices and red tape. Even green energy startups are bailing! If you rely on European-made goods, expect higher prices or fewer choices soon. The lesson? Watch where your stuff comes from—energy costs could shake up your shopping list. #Business #Industry #DutchEconomy7127Share
awaters+FollowHow Ants Became Farmers’ Secret WeaponNext time you see ants in your backyard, don’t stomp—thank them! Scientists just found out that ants can help spot those pesky spotted lanternflies before they wreck crops and gardens. Turns out, ants love the sugary goo lanternflies leave behind, and by testing ants for traces of lanternfly DNA, experts can catch infestations early—no toxic sprays or endless bug hunts needed. Who knew your picnic crashers could be farm heroes? #Business #Industry #LifeHacks40Share
Jennifer Reyes+FollowSouthwest Finally Adds a New Vacation Spot!Southwest Airlines is finally adding a new destination after four years—hello, St. Thomas! While they've made some unpopular moves lately (bye-bye, free checked bags), this is a win for anyone itching for a tropical getaway. The airline is betting big on vacation vibes to win back fans, and more new routes are on the way. If you’re a Southwest loyalist, now’s your chance to start planning that island escape! #Business #Industry #TravelHacks282Share
Alexandria Simmons+FollowWhy Emirates Still Loves the Giant A380Remember when everyone thought the massive Airbus A380 was headed for retirement? Not so fast! Emirates just dropped $180 million to buy four more of these double-decker giants (with plans for a swanky new first-class suite). While other airlines ditched their A380s, Emirates is doubling down—think of it as buying the ultimate party bus for the skies. For travelers, this means more chances to score those onboard bars and showers, even as other airlines go small. Sometimes, bigger really is better! #Business #Industry #TravelHacks00Share
Jerry Clark+FollowFastest Tomato Hack for Impatient GardenersIf you want homegrown tomatoes ASAP, skip the usual supermarket types! Most store-bought tomatoes take forever to ripen, but the 'Sub Arctic Plenty' variety is a game-changer—ready to pick in just 42 days. Perfect for small spaces or unpredictable weather, this tomato lets you enjoy fresh, tart bites before pests or bad weather ruin your crop. Pro tip: Start seeds indoors, then move them outside after the last frost for a super speedy harvest! #Business #Industry #gardeninghacks50Share
peterfoster+FollowWhy Mangoes Might Cost More This YearEver wondered why your favorite mangoes are pricier or harder to find? Indian farmers are facing a tough choice: pick mangoes early to dodge fruit flies (thanks to weirdly early rains), or risk losing the whole crop. Some are leaving fruit on the trees because it’s not even worth the cost to harvest. Less fruit means higher prices at the store, so your summer smoothie might get a little more expensive! Climate quirks are hitting everyone’s wallet, not just farmers. #Business #Industry #FoodPrices10Share
Arthur Booker+FollowPittsburgh’s Space Comeback: Solar StyleAstrobotic, the Pittsburgh space startup that had a rough start with its moon lander earlier this year, just landed a fresh NASA gig. They're now building a giant solar panel—think 100 feet tall—to help future astronauts keep the lights on at the moon’s poles. Even after a leaky valve ruined their last shot, they’re bouncing back, proving that in space (and business), it’s all about learning from flops and aiming higher. Would you trust your phone charger to lunar tech? #Business #Industry #SpaceTech10Share
Brooke Martin+FollowAI Is Making Your Power Bill Go Up?Did you know that the boom in AI and data centers is making your electricity bill a hot topic? GE Vernova is dropping $80 million into a Pennsylvania factory to help modernize the grid and keep up with all that extra power demand—think more jobs and a tech upgrade for your local energy. As more data centers pop up to feed our AI habits, expect more talk about how all that digital life is powered. Big tech needs big energy! #Business #Industry #EnergyNews00Share
