Timothy Bird+FollowWhat's Really in Your Grocery Store Sugar?Heads up, sweet tooths! A TikToker found weird, plastic-like bits in her Walmart Great Value sugar that didn’t melt in hot water. While it could be just clumpy sugar, there’s growing chatter about microplastics sneaking into everyday foods. The real money move? Give your sugar a quick dissolve test at home and keep an eye on food labels. And if something seems off, speak up—your kitchen should be plastic-free! #Business #FoodSafety #GroceryShopping10Share
Amanda Carroll+FollowDid Dollar General Overcharge You? Get Paid!Heads up, Dollar General shoppers! If you ever noticed the price at checkout was higher than what was on the shelf, you might be owed some cash or store credit. The store settled a lawsuit about price mismatches, so check your email for a notice or dig up any proof you have. You could snag up to $20 cash or get $3 off your next $10 purchase—no receipts needed for the store credit! File your claim by April 13 and treat yourself to a little shopping win. #Business #LocalBusiness #DollarGeneral10Share
Allen Rios+FollowIs the Stock Market Rally Running Out of Steam?Quick coffee break thought: Bill Gross, the so-called 'Bond King,' says the stock market’s wild ride might be losing its spark. The AI boom has pushed stocks to new highs, but without lower interest rates or proof that AI is actually making companies more money, the party could slow down. For everyday investors, it’s a reminder not to get too comfortable—high prices today could mean smaller gains tomorrow. #Business #Market #StockMarket00Share
Timothy Bird+FollowCurt Cignetti’s Chipotle Bowl & Free Beer WinHere’s a money lifehack from the world of college football: Indiana’s coach Curt Cignetti just scored more than a championship. Thanks to his daily Chipotle habit, the $51B chain made him his own ‘I Win’ Bowl and gave him free meals for a year. Add a lifetime supply of beer from a local brewery, and you’ve got the ultimate rewards program—just for sticking to your lunch routine and winning big. Who knew loyalty (and winning) could taste this good? #Business #CurtCignetti #Chipotle11Share
Danielle Anderson+FollowHow to Spot Tomorrow’s Winners (Hint: AI & Energy)Morgan Stanley just dropped a cheat sheet for the future of your portfolio: Think AI everywhere, more energy use (thanks, data centers!), and a world where local beats global. If you’re picking stocks, look for companies that are riding these waves—think Amazon, Nvidia, and even Walmart. The big drama? Companies that don’t jump on the AI train might get left behind, while energy bills (and stocks) could be on the rise as tech keeps booming. #Business #Market #AI00Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowClorox Buys Purell: What It Means for YouHeads up, germ-fighters! Clorox just scooped up the company behind Purell hand sanitizer for a cool $2.25 billion. So what’s in it for us? Expect to see more cleaning and hygiene products in your local stores, maybe even some new combos or better deals. Purell’s staying put in Ohio, but with Clorox’s muscle, your favorite hand sanitizer could get even easier to find—and maybe even cheaper. Stay tuned for cleaner hands everywhere! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Clorox00Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowClorox Buys Purell: What It Means for YouHeads up, germ-fighters: Clorox is buying the company behind Purell hand sanitizer for $2.25 billion. This means your favorite cleaning brands are teaming up, and you might see more Purell at your local store (and maybe some new products, too). The family that started Purell is stepping aside so the brand can grow even bigger. Looks like our hand hygiene game is about to level up! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Clorox00Share
Keith Bass+FollowClorox’s big move: What GOJO’s sale means for AkronGOJO, the Akron company behind Purell, is joining forces with Clorox in a $2.25 billion deal—and it’s set to shake up the local business scene. The good news? GOJO’s leadership and Clorox both say the company will stay rooted in Northeast Ohio, with promises of more investment and growth. For a family business that started in a rubber factory, this is a huge leap. The hope is that Clorox’s marketing muscle will take Purell even further, while keeping jobs and innovation right here. What do you think—will this be a win for Akron? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Akron00Share
Mrs. Jessica Morgan+FollowBig changes coming to Atlanta’s Galleria areaAlliance Residential just snapped up the Homewood Suites by Hilton Atlanta-Galleria/Cumberland for $16.65 million and plans to replace it with 300 new apartments. That means the familiar hotel will soon give way to modern living spaces with a saltwater pool, fitness center, and more. The deal turned a quick profit for the previous owners, who bought it just 18 months ago. For locals, this could mean more housing options and a new look for the neighborhood. What do you think—will this upgrade help or hurt the area’s vibe? #Business #Atlanta #RealEstate00Share
derek12+FollowBig changes coming to Mulberry VillageA major real estate move just happened in Mulberry, Georgia: Mulberry Village, the shopping center anchored by Publix, has a new owner. Essential Growth Properties picked it up for $13.4 million, and with 94% of the space already leased, it’s clear this spot is buzzing. What’s really interesting? There are four empty outparcels, meaning we could see new restaurants, shops, or services popping up soon. With thousands of new homes nearby and high household incomes, this area is set for even more growth. What would you love to see open here next? #Business #MulberryVillage #AtlantaSuburbs00Share
