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Stacie Hernandez

Wendy’s Shrinking? Here’s What It Means for You

Next time you crave a Frosty, you might have to drive a little farther—Wendy’s is closing 350 U.S. locations after a major sales slump. The burger wars are getting intense, and Wendy’s is betting on fewer, better spots with faster service and new tech. For workers and regulars, it’s a tough goodbye, but for the chain, it’s all about staying in the game as fast food gets pricier and more competitive. #Business #Wendys #FastFood

Jordan Williams

How to Make the Most of Your 2026 Tax Refund

Heads up: 2026 tax refunds are expected to be about $1,000 bigger for most households, thanks to a new law. That means more folks will have extra cash to spend all at once. Expect warehouse clubs, discount stores, and auto dealers to roll out deals, hoping you’ll use your windfall on groceries, wardrobe upgrades, or even a car down payment. Pro tip: Plan ahead to stretch your refund—think bulk buys or paying off debt before splurging! #Business #LocalBusiness #TaxRefund2026

Christina Davis

Would You Try a Strawberry Milkshake Antacid?

P&G just bought Wonderbelly, the startup making antacids and gas relief that look and taste more like candy than medicine—think Strawberry Milkshake and Mango Smoothie flavors, all in eco-friendly packaging. The big deal? More people want their medicine clean and free from weird stuff like artificial dyes. If you’ve ever stood in the pharmacy aisle wishing for something less clinical, this is your sign: the medicine cabinet is getting a glow-up! #Business #WellnessTrends #DigestiveHealth

Edward Wallace

Should You Buy Apple Stock on a Dip?

Apple’s stock has had a rough start to 2026, but Goldman Sachs says this is your chance to snag shares on sale. They’re betting on Apple’s next-gen gadgets—think foldable iPhones and smarter Siri—to boost sales, not to mention the company’s strong recent earnings. If you’re watching your portfolio, this could be the moment to buy the dip before Apple’s big January update. Just remember, if those new products flop, the rebound might not happen! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #AppleStock

Timothy Weaver

Barnes & Noble’s Comeback: Bookstores Are Back!

Barnes & Noble is flipping the script on the so-called retail apocalypse—while other big chains are closing, they’re opening 60 new stores in 2026! Their secret? Letting local book lovers run the show. So if you thought bookstores were extinct, think again. The real-life impact: more cozy spots to browse, sip coffee, and snag deals on books and gadgets. Who knew your next favorite hangout could be a bookstore again? #Business #LocalBusiness #BarnesAndNoble

Gregory Mann

How to Score 5%+ Yields Without the Headache

Tired of your savings account barely buying you a coffee? Some dividend ETFs are now paying over 5%—and you don’t have to be a Wall Street pro to get in. The catch? Higher yields can mean more ups and downs, so know what you’re sipping on. Some funds use global stocks, others use clever options tricks. If you want your money to work harder, just make sure you’re cool with a little extra risk. Cheers to smarter income! #Business #Market #DividendETFs

peterfoster

Oil Prices Dip: What It Means for Your Wallet

Quick coffee break update: Oil prices just slid after Kazakhstan fixed its export hiccups. Why should you care? Less drama at the oil terminals means more steady supply, which could mean a little relief at the gas pump soon. But with global tensions still simmering, don’t expect prices to stay low for long. Keep an eye out—filling up your tank might get a bit cheaper, but it’s a rollercoaster! #Business #Industry #OilPrices

fnixon

Why You Can't Buy a Ram Maverick Rival Yet

Ever wonder why you can’t find a Ram pickup to match the super-popular Ford Maverick? Ram’s CEO says he’d love to bring their compact Rampage truck to the US, but it’s a big investment and not happening soon. For now, Ram’s focus is on launching a mid-size truck first. So if you’re shopping for a small, budget-friendly pickup, Ford’s Maverick still has the market mostly to itself. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #RamTrucks

Edward Wallace

Coke’s Going Green—Could Your Soda Get Cheaper?

Heads up, Coke fans: Coca-Cola’s Argentina plants are switching to wind and solar power for most of their energy. That means less pollution for locals and maybe even more stable soda prices, since they won’t be as tied to oil and gas costs. It’s a win for your wallet and the planet, and shows how big brands are feeling the heat to clean up their act. Would you pay more for a greener Coke? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #CocaCola

Jasmine Wang

Columbia’s streetwear scene gets bold and creative

Nothing says Columbia’s style is evolving like The MetFest, where local streetwear brands are taking risks and turning heads. At the Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center, dozens of small businesses—many started right from home—showed off their most daring looks, from wild jeans to custom hats. Organizers say the wilder the design, the more people want to see it, and this year’s turnout proves it. It’s not just about clothes; skincare brands and more are joining in, making this pop-up a real celebration of creativity and hustle. What’s your take—does Columbia need more events like this to boost local talent? #Business #LocalBusiness #ColumbiaSC

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