carlsongary+FollowSlidell’s mall gets a fresh start with Acquistapace’sBig news for Slidell—Acquistapace’s, the beloved local grocer, just bought two of the old anchor spots at North Shore Square Mall. After years of watching the mall sit mostly empty, this could finally be the spark that brings life back to the area. Folks have been asking for something to happen here, and now it looks like we might see a new Acquistapace’s store by the end of the year. What do you think this means for Slidell’s future? Could this be the start of a true Northshore revival? #Business #LocalBusiness #Slidell00Share
Jasmine Rush+FollowFrancesca’s closing: Boise & Meridian stores nextFrancesca’s, a longtime favorite for women’s fashion, is shutting down all its stores—including the ones at Boise Towne Square Mall and The Village at Meridian. This isn’t just another store leaving the mall; it’s a sign of how much retail is changing in our area. After surviving a previous bankruptcy, Francesca’s couldn’t weather the storm this time, reportedly facing over $250 million in unpaid bills. With so many familiar shops disappearing, what do you think this means for shopping in Boise and Meridian? Are you more likely to shop online now, or do you miss the in-person experience? #Business #LocalBusiness #FrancescasClosing00Share
Stacie Hernandez+FollowNvidia’s $500B AI Order Book: What’s the Buzz?Grab your coffee—Nvidia just dropped a jaw-dropping number: $500 billion in AI chip orders lined up for the next few years. That’s like selling out the hottest concert before tickets even go on sale! The real twist? This could make Nvidia the backbone of all things AI, but there’s still drama: rivals are gunning for their spot, and some folks worry about a tech bubble. If you’re thinking about investing, keep an eye on how fast Nvidia can deliver before the competition heats up. #Business #Nvidia #AI00Share
Keith Bass+FollowAmazon Layoffs: When Two Pizzas Aren’t EnoughAmazon workers are bracing for another round of layoffs, and they’re coping the only way they can—by swapping memes about Jeff Bezos’ famous 'two pizza rule.' The vibe? If your team can’t be fed with two pizzas, it’s too big. But now, some are joking they’ll be lucky to get a single slice. The big shift: Amazon’s cuts aren’t just about money or AI—they’re about 'culture.' For anyone working in tech, it’s a reminder that even the biggest names can change the menu overnight. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #AmazonLayoffs00Share
Joseph Livingston+FollowWhen big risks backfire: A Denver money messTaking a leap into real estate and quitting a steady job might sound like the ultimate freedom move, but for Chris in Denver, it’s turned into a financial nightmare. After pouring over $100K into renovations and trying to make Airbnb work, he’s now deep in debt and stuck with a house worth less than he paid. Dave Ramsey didn’t sugarcoat it—sometimes you have to admit defeat, cut your losses, and get back to basics. Would you sell and start over, or keep fighting to make it work? Let’s talk about the real cost of chasing dreams without a safety net. #Business #MakeMoney #Denver00Share
Kim Brown+FollowWinter storm shuts down all Weis stores in VirginiaWeis Markets is closing every store, pharmacy, and gas station across Virginia this Sunday because of the incoming winter storm. If you were planning a grocery run or needed a prescription, you’ll need to adjust your plans—nothing will be open until at least Monday at 8 a.m., weather permitting. This kind of total shutdown isn’t something we see often, and it’s a big move to keep everyone safe. How are you preparing for the storm? Are you stocked up, or will this closure throw a wrench in your weekend plans? #Business #LocalBusiness #WinterStorm00Share
Diane Carter+FollowMy Parents Tanked My Credit—Now What?Imagine coming home from college and finding out your parents secretly opened credit cards in your name—and didn’t pay the bills. Ouch. If you ever get hit with surprise debt like this, first thing: freeze your credit so no one else can open accounts. Then, file a police report (yes, even if it’s family), dispute the charges, and start rebuilding with a secured card. And don’t forget to take care of your mental health—money drama is stressful! #Business #MakeMoney #CreditRepair00Share
Jerry Clark+FollowWhy Your Next Car Might Cost MoreDid you know that Europe’s aluminum factories are shutting down because of sky-high energy bills? That means carmakers, builders, and even soda can producers are scrambling for metal, and prices could creep up. The twist: Europe’s green goals need more aluminum than ever, but now they’re importing more, recycling less, and risking shortages. If you’re eyeing a new EV or home reno, expect longer waits and higher costs—unless policymakers step in fast! #Business #Industry #AluminumCrisis00Share
Anthony Cook+FollowWhy Your Favorite Stores Keep DisappearingEver noticed your go-to stores closing up shop? You’re not alone—over 8,000 US stores shut their doors last year, and experts say the wave isn’t over. It’s not just about bad business; more people are shopping online, and chains are ditching underperforming spots. That means fewer choices at the mall, but maybe better deals and more creative new stores popping up. Time to rethink those weekend shopping trips! #Business #LocalBusiness #RetailTrends00Share
Mark Sims+FollowWhy Baker Hughes Is Betting on Gas TechHere’s a quick coffee break scoop: Baker Hughes just posted an 11% profit jump, but not because of oil. Instead, they’re cashing in on gear for natural gas, like turbines and compressors, as more energy companies shift toward liquefied natural gas (LNG). If you’re investing or just curious, this shows how energy companies are pivoting to meet changing demand—think more gas, less oil. Watch this space if you want to follow where the money’s flowing in energy! #Business #Market #EnergyTrends00Share
