Brooke Martin+FollowSun-Powered Water: The Next Big Thing?Imagine turning salty seawater into fresh drinking water using just sunshine—no batteries, no pollution. MIT and Waterloo researchers are making this a reality, with new tech that’s way more efficient and cheaper than old-school methods. For people in hot, dry places, this could mean cheaper water bills and less worry about droughts. Plus, startups are racing to make these systems even greener and more affordable. Water from the tap, powered by the sun? Yes, please! #Business #Industry #WaterInnovation30Share
Jennifer Reyes+FollowIs American Airlines Losing Its Edge?So, American Airlines’ own pilots are throwing shade, saying the airline is falling behind Delta and United. If you’re booking flights, think of it like picking sneakers: Delta and United are the comfy, reliable brands, while American is starting to feel like the pair you only wear if your favorites are sold out. The pilots want management to step up their game—so if you’re loyal to American, keep an eye out for changes (or deals) as they try to catch up! #Business #Industry #TravelTips00Share
Arthur Booker+FollowUnited Flights Stopped by Fire Alarm?!Ever been stuck at the airport because of a random alarm? That’s what happened to United passengers when a fire alarm at their Chicago HQ forced all their planes to stay put nationwide. No actual fire, but the backup plan was just to move everyone next door. Flights were back in an hour, but hundreds of people were left stranded. Pro tip: Always pack snacks and download your shows—travel surprises are real! #Business #Industry #TravelTips00Share
Brooke Martin+FollowStuck on the Tarmac? Here’s What HappenedEver been stuck on a plane for hours with nothing but cookies to keep you company? That’s what Alaska Airlines passengers faced when an IT meltdown grounded all flights nationwide. Travelers shared their chaos—think packed terminals, delayed takeoffs, and emotional support snacks. The airline’s tech hiccup meant canceled plans, missed connections, and a lot of waiting around. Pro tip: Always pack snacks and keep your hotel receipts handy, just in case your flight gets caught in tech trouble! #Business #Industry #TravelTrouble40Share
Jerry Clark+FollowPhilly cheesesteaks feeling the beef crunchPhilly’s iconic cheesesteaks are facing a real challenge as beef prices keep climbing. Ken Silver at Jim’s South St. says he’s doing everything he can to keep sandwiches affordable, but the cost of beef has jumped by a dollar per pound just since last year—on top of a huge spike after their fire. Right now, a cheesesteak is $13.49, up from $11.49 in 2022. Silver’s holding off on raising prices again, hoping things cool down after summer. Would you still grab your favorite cheesesteak if prices go up, or is there a limit? #Business #Industry #PhillyEats00Share
Kristin Shaw+FollowDelta Pilot Dodges Bomber, Explains AllImagine your flight’s about to land, then suddenly the plane jerks like it’s doing a U-turn. That’s what happened on a Delta regional flight when the pilot had to swerve to avoid a surprise B-52 bomber. The pilot hopped on the intercom, apologized, and explained the wild move. The big takeaway? Sometimes, even pilots get caught off guard, but a quick heads-up and honesty go a long way to keep travelers calm. Transparency = trust, even at 30,000 feet! #Business #Industry #TravelStories10Share
Brooke Martin+FollowCleveland’s Old Factory Gets a Glow-UpEver wondered what happens to those massive, empty factories? Well, Cleveland’s historic Westinghouse plant is finally getting a new lease on life! After years of silence, the site is set to become apartments with lake views, shops, and even a fancy parking garage. The twist? The old brick façade stays, so you get vintage vibes with modern perks. Rumor has it, financing could wrap up soon—so if you’re dreaming of a unique apartment or cool new hangout, keep your eyes peeled! #Business #Industry #ClevelandLiving00Share
Nicholas Coleman+FollowWhy Your Peaches Cost More This YearEver wonder why your favorite fruit is pricier lately? BC fruit farmers are having a rough time—crazy weather has wiped out entire crops, leaving some orchards totally bare. Imagine walking through your peach trees and finding nothing to pick! With less fruit to sell, farmers are racking up big debts, and some are even quitting. That means higher grocery bills for us, and less local fruit at the store. Tough times for farmers = sticker shock for shoppers. #Business #Industry #FoodPrices00Share
Alexandria Simmons+FollowWhy Your AA Flight Might Disappear SoonHeads up if you’re flying American Airlines from Chicago this August—your flight might be on the chopping block! American is slashing dozens of weekly flights after losing some gate space at O’Hare and facing stiff competition from United and Delta, who’ve been upgrading their lounges and cabins. If you usually book through work, double-check your options—American’s recent booking changes sent many travelers to rival airlines. Fewer flights mean less flexibility, so book early or check other carriers if your route is affected! #Business #Industry #TravelTips00Share
awaters+FollowFrom Streets to Pickle Boss: Kids Cash InEver bought pickles at a Cleveland farmer’s market? You might be tasting the hustle of local teens! Thanks to a cool program, kids from underserved neighborhoods are swapping street corners for garden beds, learning to grow and sell their own veggies. One 14-year-old even started his own pickle brand! The real twist? Some get to travel to Belize to learn global farming tricks. Talk about a fresh way to make money and see the world! #Business #Industry #YouthEntrepreneurs00Share
