awaters+FollowWhy Your Meds Might Get Cheaper SoonHeads up, pharmacy regulars: Hikma Pharmaceuticals is dropping $1 billion to beef up its medicine-making factories in Ohio and New Jersey. Translation? More pills and injectables made right here in the US, which could mean fewer shortages and maybe even better prices at your local pharmacy. It’s all about keeping shelves stocked and hospitals supplied—so next time you fill a prescription, thank those new factory upgrades! #Business #Industry #PharmaNews00Share
Jennifer Reyes+FollowHow to Get Paid While Powering AmericaEver wish your investments worked as hard as your phone charger? Midstream energy companies—think of them as the Amazon Prime of oil and gas—are paying out juicy dividends (over 6%!) as America ramps up its own energy production. With more data centers and AI needing power, these companies are moving more oil and gas than ever. The catch? You’ll get a K-1 tax form instead of the usual 1099, but the extra cash might be worth the paperwork! #Business #Industry #DividendStocks00Share
Nicholas Coleman+FollowIs Green Energy Really That Clean?Next time you see a shiny solar panel or wind turbine, remember: the green glow might be hiding some dirty secrets. Making and dumping these gadgets uses a ton of energy (often from coal), and the waste is piling up. Plus, all those rare minerals? They come from mines that can wreck local communities and nature. Before you brag about your eco-friendly tech, check if it’s really as clean as it seems! #Business #Industry #GreenEnergy511Share
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
awaters+FollowWhy Your Steak Night Costs More NowEver noticed your favorite steak or burger costing way more lately? Beef prices just hit all-time highs, but ranchers say they’re not cashing in. Droughts and pricey cattle feed mean many are barely breaking even, even as we pay $9+ a pound. With U.S. herds at a 74-year low, stores like Walmart are even building their own beef plants to keep shelves stocked. If you’re waiting for prices to drop, don’t hold your breath—things might get pricier before they cool off. #Business #Industry #beefprices00Share
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
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
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
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
Jennifer Reyes+FollowWhen Your Flight Dodges a BomberEver had your flight take a sharp turn and circle the airport? Passengers on a Delta regional flight got a wild story to tell after their pilot had to swerve to avoid a B-52 bomber near Minot, ND. The pilot kept it real with passengers, explaining the near-miss over the intercom. The big takeaway? Even in the sky, unexpected surprises can happen—so maybe hold off on unbuckling until you’re at the gate! #Business #Industry #TravelStories00Share
