Bryan Grant+FollowSydney Sweeney's Jeans Send American Eagle Stock SoaringWho knew a pair of jeans could spark so much drama—and cash? American Eagle’s latest ad with Sydney Sweeney got everyone talking (and arguing) online, but it worked: the brand’s stock shot up 25% after the campaign, even though overall sales dipped a bit. The lesson? Sometimes, a little controversy can make your favorite jeans even more valuable. But heads up—if inflation keeps rising, those jeans might cost you more next season. #Business #LocalBusiness #AmericanEagle60Share
Megan Garcia+FollowTarget’s New Rule: Shoplift and You’re Out—Forever!Next time you’re at Target eyeing those locked-up razors or pricey toys, remember: if you get caught shoplifting, you could be banned for life. Target’s not messing around—they’ve got a whole CSI-style team to track down thieves. So, if you’re tempted to slip some batteries into your bag, think twice. It’s not just about losing shopping privileges; you could get arrested for trespassing if you try to come back! #Business #LocalBusiness #TargetTips29126Share
Megan Garcia+FollowWalmart refund drama leaves shoppers dividedA Utah shopper’s $350 return at Walmart turned into a hot topic after he was given store credit instead of a credit card refund. He claims he never chose store credit, but Walmart says otherwise. The debate is heating up online, with some siding with the shopper and others saying it’s on him to double-check return options. This isn’t the first time Walmart’s return policy has frustrated customers, and it’s raising questions about how clear and fair these policies really are. Have you ever had a return go sideways at a big retailer? #Business #LocalBusiness #Walmart3032Share
christinewhite+FollowAldi pulls self-checkout—what’s next for shoppers?Aldi has quietly removed self-checkout stations from its stores, just as many shoppers had gotten used to the speed and convenience. Some folks say it’s a step backward, especially for quick trips, while others remember the headaches of ID checks and machine errors. Employees hint that the self-checkouts didn’t actually save time and needed more staff help than expected. With theft concerns and long lines returning, it’s got people debating: Is this a smart move or a miss for Aldi’s famously efficient style? How do you feel about the return to all-staffed lanes? #Business #LocalBusiness #Aldi2316Share
Anthony Cook+FollowWhy Your Groceries Might Cost More SoonEver noticed shopping carts abandoned on sidewalks? Cities are cracking down, and now stores like Walmart, Costco, and Target could get hit with $50 fines for every stray cart. With millions of carts going missing each year, retailers are losing big bucks—and guess who might end up paying for it? Yep, us shoppers, through higher prices. Pro tip: Always return your cart, or you could be part of the problem (and maybe even get fined yourself)! #Business #LocalBusiness #MoneyHacks01Share
john72+FollowWalmart’s Price Tag Mystery: What’s Up?Ever noticed Walmart pulling price tags off clothes? You’re not alone! Shoppers are frustrated because now you have to check the app or wait until checkout to know the real price. Some employees say it’s all about tariffs and rising costs, so instead of updating tags, they’re just removing them. It’s a hassle for bargain hunters—no more quick price checks in the aisles! Money hack: Always scan with the Walmart app before heading to the register to avoid surprises. #Business #LocalBusiness #Walmart2328Share
Nicole Washington+FollowWhy Everyone’s Shopping at Dollar Stores NowIf you’ve noticed more friends bragging about dollar store finds, you’re not alone. Dollar General just raised its profit forecast because folks from all income levels are hunting for cheaper groceries and essentials. Inflation and tariffs have us all watching our wallets, so even people who used to skip the dollar aisle are now regulars. Bonus: you can even get same-day delivery from DoorDash or Uber Eats. Saving money just got a little easier! #Business #LocalBusiness #MoneyHacks8755Share
Amanda Carroll+FollowGrocery Prices Climbing Again? Here’s WhyNoticed your grocery bill creeping up again? You’re not alone! Thanks to new tariffs and pricier ingredients like beef and coffee, companies are warning that food and even hardware costs are on the rise. Retailers like Walmart and Kroger say shoppers are getting pickier, stretching their budgets, and looking for deals. Pro tip: Stock up on staples when they’re on sale and keep an eye out for store brands to save a few bucks! #Business #LocalBusiness #groceryshopping12696Share
Jordan Williams+FollowWhy Are Price Tags Disappearing at Walmart?Ever noticed missing price tags at Walmart or Target lately? Turns out, it's not just you—employees are quietly pulling tags so stores can hike prices without drawing attention, thanks to new tariffs. Shoppers are catching on, sharing their finds on TikTok. If you want to dodge surprise price jumps, check thrift stores or compare shelf prices closely. Always double-check before you buy! #Business #LocalBusiness #Walmart118194Share
Nicole Washington+FollowKroger’s High-Tech Makeover Hits a Legal WallEver noticed all those flashy screens and smart carts at Kroger? Turns out, the tech behind your digital coupons and quick checkouts is causing a legal headache. A tech company called Alpha Modus says Kroger’s gadgets are using their patented ideas without permission—and they want Kroger to pay up. For shoppers, this means all that convenience could get pricier if lawsuits keep piling up. Sometimes, the price of skipping the line is more than just your data! #Business #LocalBusiness #Kroger00Share