Arthur Booker+FollowWhy Your Favorite Oranges Are Pricier NowEver noticed your go-to oranges or fancy citrus fruits getting pricier or harder to find? Blame the wild weather swings in Spain! Citrus growers are struggling with droughts one year and floods the next, making those juicy Cara Cara and Choco oranges a rare treat. As the weather gets weirder, expect more sticker shock in the produce aisle—and maybe try growing a little citrus at home if you can! #Business #Industry #FoodPrices00Share
robertocarter+FollowHow a Local CPA Merger Could Save You MoneyHeads up if you use a CPA in the Southeast: Atlanta’s Smith + Howard just scooped up South Carolina’s BPS. What’s that mean for you? More resources and smarter advice, especially if you’re in real estate, construction, or even telecom. For clients, it could mean better deals and more options for your business or personal finances—think of it as your accountant getting a power-up! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #MoneyMoves00Share
awaters+FollowCelebrating Beth Doran’s legacy in Iowa beefBeth Doran’s impact on northwest Iowa’s cattle industry is hard to overstate. After nearly three decades as a beef specialist with ISU Extension, she’s just been inducted into the Iowa Cattlemen’s Association Hall of Fame—an honor nominated by local producers themselves. Beth’s story started on a Boone farm, showing cattle in 4-H, and led to a career supporting producers with hands-on advice, education, and innovative events like the Feedlot Forum. Her passion for cattle and people shaped the region’s beef community. What do you think makes someone a true leader in agriculture? #Business #Industry #IowaBeef00Share
Linda Price+FollowAlbuquerque’s Swing-N-Pickle bounces backA $70,000 theft nearly crushed the dreams behind Albuquerque’s new indoor sports spot, Swing-N-Pickle, but the owners refused to quit. After losing their golf simulators and seeing their pickleball courts trashed, Kalvin Shrader and his family doubled down—working nights and weekends, fueled by support from neighbors and friends. Insurance helped, but it was the community’s energy that really brought the place back to life. Now, folks are flocking in for pickleball, golf, and batting cages, turning a tough setback into a real comeback story. What would you have done in their shoes? #Business #Albuquerque #SmallBusiness00Share
carlsongary+FollowBig retail shakeup hits PennsylvaniaMajor changes are coming to shopping in Pennsylvania this February. The GIANT Company is closing two key locations, including a vital grocery store in Southwest Philly—leaving many neighbors scrambling for alternatives. Macy’s is saying goodbye to its Pittsburgh Mills anchor, Value City Furniture is pulling out of Western PA entirely, and Saks OFF 5TH is retreating from the suburbs. These closures mean fewer options for groceries, furniture, and bargains—especially in communities that already feel underserved. How will these changes affect your shopping habits or your neighborhood? Let’s talk about what this means for local jobs and daily life. #Business #LocalBusiness #Pennsylvania00Share
nkent+FollowStuck in a debt loop? Here’s what Ramsey saysEven with a $75K income, Janet from Boise says her family’s bills feel never-ending—paying late, then facing the same cycle again just a week later. Dave Ramsey didn’t sugarcoat it: he told her to ditch the RV, stop eating out, and get brutally honest about where every dollar goes. His point? It’s not just about making a budget—it’s about sticking to it, together, every single week. Have you ever felt like your paycheck disappears before you even see it? What’s helped you break the cycle? Let’s talk real-life strategies that actually work. #Business #MakeMoney #DebtFreeJourney00Share
Ernest Harris+FollowTimeshare trap leaves Tampa woman $14K in debtA supposed free vacation turned into a $14,000 headache for a 21-year-old Tampa resident, who’s now stuck with a timeshare she can’t use or sell. After being lured in by promises of perks and flexibility, she discovered the reality: no buyback options, rising maintenance fees, and zero escape routes until the debt is paid off. Dave Ramsey didn’t mince words, calling it “legalized fraud” and warning others not to fall for similar pitches. Have you or someone you know faced a timeshare nightmare? What advice would you give to avoid these traps? Let’s share our stories and tips below! #Business #Tampa #TimeshareTrap00Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowWhy Your Next Audi Might Not Be Made in the USAHere’s a coffee break scoop: VW just told the US, “No lower tariffs, no new Audi factory.” That means if you were hoping to see more Audis rolling out of Tennessee, don’t hold your breath. The high import taxes make it too pricey to build here, so VW might take their jobs and investment elsewhere. If you’re eyeing a new Audi, expect fewer US-made options and maybe higher prices until the trade drama cools down. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #VW00Share
Christina Davis+FollowThat 'Rich' Feeling? It Lasts 3 Days MaxEver think paying off your student loans would make you feel rich? Sami Inkinen, CEO of a $2B healthcare company, says wiping out his $100K debt was his only real 'rich' moment—and the thrill faded in less than three days. The real money lifehack? Once your bills are paid, happiness comes from living simply, not chasing bigger paychecks. Even billionaires like Warren Buffett agree: after a certain point, more money doesn’t mean more joy. #Business #MoneyMindset #StudentLoans00Share
Gregory Mann+FollowBitcoin’s Rollercoaster: Should You Panic or HODL?Bitcoin’s having a rough week, dropping to levels that have even long-term holders sweating. It’s not just a quick dip—think of it more like a slow, messy spring cleaning where everyone’s wallets are getting shaken out. With big funds pulling out and global stock jitters spilling into crypto, it’s a reminder that Bitcoin isn’t just for tech bros anymore. If you’re in for the long haul, this could be your chance to buy the dip—just don’t expect a quick rebound! #Business #Market #Bitcoin00Share
