Kristin Shaw+FollowNASA’s Moon Rocket: Would You Ride It?Coffee break hot take: NASA’s prepping to send astronauts around the Moon for the first time in 50+ years, but some engineers and ex-astronauts are side-eyeing the rocket’s safety—especially the heat shield that flaked off in tests. The mission’s on a tight schedule, but the hardware’s still getting last-minute tweaks. Would you trust your life to a spaceship that’s still getting patched up? Sometimes, slow and steady really does win the race. #Business #Industry #NASA01Share
Jennifer Reyes+FollowNASA’s Artemis II: Moon Road Trip GoalsNASA’s Artemis II crew is about to take the ultimate road trip—flying farther from Earth than any humans ever have. Instead of landing, they’ll loop around the Moon and test out all the new tech that’s supposed to keep astronauts safe on future lunar missions. The real drama? This is a make-or-break test drive for deep space travel, and the crew is more diverse than ever. Get ready for a new generation of space selfies! #Business #Industry #ArtemisII00Share
Marisa Pope+FollowWhy Denmark’s Ditching U.S. Debt MattersHere’s a coffee break tidbit: Denmark’s big pension fund just sold off all its U.S. government bonds, and while the amount isn’t huge, it’s got people talking. The move isn’t about politics, but it does raise eyebrows about trust in America’s ability to pay its bills. If more countries start following Denmark’s lead, it could mean higher borrowing costs for the U.S.—and maybe even ripple into higher rates for things like mortgages. Worth keeping an eye on! #Business #Market #MoneyMoves4810Share
Susan Moreno+FollowAmazon’s Price Hike: Is Prime Still Worth It?Heads up, Amazon shoppers: the days of super-cheap, lightning-fast deliveries might be winding down. Amazon’s CEO just gave everyone a heads-up that prices are about to climb—across everything from gadgets to household basics. Why? Tariffs and rising costs are finally hitting your cart, and sellers can’t keep eating the difference. If you’re a Prime member, don’t be surprised if your next renewal stings a bit more. Time to start comparing prices and maybe dust off those old couponing skills! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Amazon911Share
Christine Baxter+FollowJamie Dimon Spills the Tea at DavosJamie Dimon, JPMorgan’s big boss, just said he’d happily pay more taxes—if the money actually helped regular folks instead of getting lost in the D.C. swamp. He’s calling out how the rich keep getting richer, while everyone else is stuck hustling. His money lifehack? Double the income tax credit so more cash goes straight to people who’ll actually spend it on real life, not government red tape. Would you trust Washington to deliver? #Business #MakeMoney #MoneyTalks8812Share
Joseph Livingston+FollowHow to Snag a Bigger IRS Refund in 2026Tax season hack: Want your refund faster and bigger? Skip the paper check and get direct deposit into a bank account—no more waiting or losing cash to check-cashing fees. Plus, if you make under $67k, check out free tax help at VITA sites. That’s more money in your pocket for bills, savings, or even a treat-yourself splurge. Don’t let fees eat your refund! #Business #MakeMoney #TaxRefund #MoneyHacks #IRS #PersonalFinance #TaxSeason10Share
Kim Reeves+FollowCalifornia’s billionaire tax: Would you stay or go?California’s proposed 5% billionaire tax could mean an $8 billion bill for Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, but he says he hasn’t even thought about leaving. Meanwhile, other tech giants like Peter Thiel and Larry Page are reportedly considering their options. The big question: Will this tax drive innovation out of Silicon Valley, or is the region’s talent pool too valuable to leave behind? With AI reshaping manufacturing and companies like Nvidia and Siemens doubling down on local expertise, it’s a real crossroads for California’s future. Would you stick around, or look for greener (and cheaper) pastures? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #California02Share
Allen Rios+FollowThis ETF Outsmarted the S&P 500—Here’s HowEver wonder if there’s a smarter way to invest than just following the big-name stocks? The Invesco RAFI US 1000 ETF (PRF) does things differently by picking companies based on real business numbers—like cash flow and sales—instead of just how big they are. Over the last decade, it actually beat the S&P 500, though it charges a bit more. If you want a portfolio that’s more than just tech giants, this could be your money hack. #Business #Market #InvestingTips00Share
eric01+FollowAre We All Riding the Stock Market Hype Train?Here’s your coffee break reality check: Bank of America says the pros are piling into stocks like there’s no tomorrow, but barely anyone’s keeping cash on the sidelines or buying protection if things go south. If you’re seeing your 401(k) or Robinhood app looking extra green, just know the ‘safety net’ is getting thin. Maybe time to check if your investments could handle a bumpy ride? #Business #Market #StockMarket01Share
Keith Bass+FollowWhy Bill Gates Thinks We’re at a CrossroadsBill Gates just dropped a reality check: for the first time in decades, more young kids are dying worldwide, and he blames shrinking global aid. The big worry? If rich countries keep tightening their wallets, lifesaving breakthroughs might not reach the people who need them most. Gates is still hopeful, though—he says innovation can pull us forward, but only if we make sure everyone gets a fair shot. Money lifehack: Generosity isn’t just for billionaires—small donations can make a big impact, too. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BillGates44Share