Aaron Ballard+FollowHow This 30-Year-Old Is Flipping Vegas CREEver thought commercial real estate was just for big banks and old money? Blake Owens, a Vegas native, is shaking things up with his startup Agrippa—a kind of Tinder for property deals. He’s making it easier for regular investors and developers to connect, cutting out expensive middlemen. With tax perks from Opportunity Zones, he’s betting now’s the time to get in while prices are low. If you’ve got capital gains, this could be your next money move! #RealEstate #RealEstateHacks #StartupStories00Share
Edward Wallace+FollowWould You Turn Down $600 Million?Imagine getting offered $600 million for your side hustle—and saying no! That’s what Box’s founder did, even though it kept him up at night. Instead of cashing out, he and his friends doubled down, betting their cloud storage service could be worth more. Fast forward: Box is now a $4.4 billion company. Sometimes, trusting your gut (and losing sleep) can pay off big time. Would you take the money or roll the dice? #startupstories #moneytalk #careerchoices #entrepreneurlife #Business91Share
awaters+FollowCows on a Low-Gas Diet? Moo-ving Forward!Ever wondered if cow burps could help cool the planet? A new startup, Hoofprint Biome, is tackling the methane problem by giving cows special probiotics to cut down on their gassy emissions. This could mean cleaner air and even healthier cows. Imagine your next burger coming from a cow with a smaller carbon hoofprint—now that’s a win-win for your wallet and the world! #EcoHacks #SustainableLiving #StartupStories #Business90Share
Susan Moreno+FollowHow This Startup Turns Trash Into CashEver wondered what happens to all that plastic waste from factories? In India, one entrepreneur is flipping the script by turning industrial plastic scraps into eco-friendly packaging for your snacks and takeout. The twist? He had to convince big companies to hand over their trash and then get customers to pay a bit more for greener packaging. By keeping prices low and focusing on trust, his company has recycled tons of plastic that would’ve ended up in landfills. Proof that a little hustle can help both your wallet and the planet! #EcoHacks #StartupStories #SustainableLiving #PlasticWaste #MoneyLifehacks #Business90Share
Susan Moreno+FollowFrankel Bros Go From Dragons to DirectorsDid you know the guy from House of the Dragon and his brother just started their own movie company? Fabien and Max Frankel launched MarcelMonique Pictures, inspired by their family’s movie nights. Their first music video already snagged award nominations, and now they’re teaming up with a fancy perfume brand for their next project. Looks like they’re not just making movies—they’re opening doors for new talent, too. Keep an eye out for their next drop! #EntertainmentNews #StartupStories #FilmIndustry #MoneyMoves #Business00Share
Kim Reeves+FollowBill Gates' Daughter Goes Solo on StartupSo, Bill Gates’ daughter Phoebe just launched a shopping app with her college roommate—and she did it without asking Dad for a dime. Bill says he’s actually relieved, since he would’ve been a helicopter investor. The real takeaway? Even billionaire kids face rejection and hustle for funding. If you’re dreaming up your own app, remember: sometimes not leaning on family money means you get to call the shots (and learn the hard way). #startupstories #familybusiness #moneytalks #entrepreneurlife #Business82Share
gordonangela+FollowBill Gates Dodges 'Dad VC' DramaImagine your dad is Bill Gates, but he still says, "Nope, finish college first!" Phoebe Gates just launched Phia, a shopping tool that hunts for the best clothing deals online. Bill’s relieved she didn’t ask him for startup cash—he admits he’d be a micromanaging investor! The real-life twist? Even billionaire kids have to prove themselves, and Phoebe’s building her own thing, not just living off the family name. Plus, Phia’s all about making online shopping less of a wallet-buster for everyone. #MoneyLifehacks #StartupStories #ShoppingSmart #FamilyBusiness #CoffeeBreakChatter #Business190Share
Kristin Shaw+FollowOlive Pits: The New Secret to Cheaper Heat?Ever thought your pizza oven or home heater could run on olive waste? In Tunisia, a startup called Bioheat is turning leftover olive paste into clean-burning briquettes. This means less smoke, lower heating bills, and a cozy home—even when gas runs short. Local businesses are loving it: guesthouses save money, and pizza shops say the briquettes add a unique flavor! It's a win for your wallet and the planet, especially where traditional firewood is hard to get or pricey. #CleanEnergy #MoneyHacks #EcoFriendly #StartupStories #LifeHacks #Business90Share
