Paige Douglas+FollowDel Monte Goes Bust—What’s It Mean for You?Del Monte just filed for bankruptcy, and it’s not just a big-business headline—this could shake up your grocery runs. If you’re used to grabbing their canned fruits or veggies, expect some empty shelves or price hikes. Food banks, which help a ton of families, might feel the pinch first, so if you rely on them or want to help out, now’s the time to pay attention. The ripple effect? More competition for affordable food at your local store. #Business #DelMonte #Bankruptcy5172Share
Jason Wells+FollowDel Monte Files for Bankruptcy?!Del Monte—the OG canned fruit and veggie brand your grandma probably swears by—just filed for bankruptcy after 135 years! But don’t panic: their iconic green cans aren’t vanishing overnight. They’ve got enough cash to keep the shelves stocked while they hunt for a buyer. Turns out, changing tastes and big debts finally caught up with them. Is this the end of an era or just a new chapter for a pantry legend? #Food #DelMonte #Bankruptcy6131Share
Jamie Santana+FollowCareerBuilder + Monster Hit with BankruptcyWhoa, CareerBuilder and Monster just filed for bankruptcy! These OG job sites (yep, the ones we all used back in the day) are selling off their job board biz to JobGet, and even their gov software and websites are getting scooped up by Canadian companies. Turns out, LinkedIn and other platforms have been eating their lunch. End of an era for job hunting online! #CareerBuilder #MonsterJobs #Bankruptcy10Share
carlsongary+FollowWolfspeed’s Wild Ride: Bankruptcy BuzzSo, Wolfspeed just confirmed it’s heading for bankruptcy to wipe out a mountain of debt—think of it like hitting reset on a maxed-out credit card. The stock’s tanked over 86% this year, and folks online are mostly bummed, saying there’s not much hope for a quick bounce-back. If you’re holding shares, expect them to shrink to almost nothing, but the company hopes this move will help it come back stronger next year. Sometimes, you gotta take the L to get back in the game! #stocks #bankruptcy #investing #Business00Share
margaret39+FollowWeightWatchers’ Wild Comeback MoveWeightWatchers just pulled a total reset—wiping out over $1B in debt to escape bankruptcy and get a fresh start. Remember those iconic snack bars and weigh-in days? Now they’re mixing old-school accountability with new-school meds like Ozempic. The company’s betting big on blending nostalgia with clinical care to win back the wellness crowd. If they nail it, this could be the glow-up nobody saw coming. Would you give WW another shot? #WeightWatchers #Wellness #Bankruptcy #Fitness70Share
Michael Morgan+FollowGolden Corral Files for Bankruptcy 😳Golden Corral’s Brownsville, TX franchise just filed for bankruptcy, adding to the growing list of buffet chains struggling post-pandemic. With $1.6M in debt, this location couldn’t keep up after Covid changed how we eat out. Buffets just aren’t bouncing back like fast food and takeout spots. Remember when Red Lobster and TGI Fridays also filed for bankruptcy? Is this the end of all-you-can-eat as we know it? #GoldenCorral #Bankruptcy #BuffetLife #Food52Share
Jasmine Rush+FollowAt Home’s Big Oops: 26 Stores ClosingSo, At Home—the place you and your mom love for cheap rugs and endless browsing—just filed for bankruptcy. They’re shutting down 26 stores (but Texas is safe for now). Why? Blame it on tariffs making it pricier to stock those aisles. If you’re a fan, now’s the time to snag deals before your local store disappears. And maybe show some extra love to your favorite Texas shops—who knows who’s next? #HomeGoods #Bankruptcy #RetailNews #Business #LocalBusiness41Share
john72+FollowAnother Big Store Bites the Dust?Heads up, home decor fans! At Home, the giant superstore for all things homey, just filed for bankruptcy and is shutting down some stores—including two in NYC. If you love hunting for deals on throw pillows or quirky wall art, you might want to check if your local spot is safe. It’s not just them—tons of big names are closing up shop lately. Maybe it’s time to snag those clearance deals before they’re gone! #RetailNews #Bankruptcy #DealHunter #Business #LocalBusiness323Share
Megan Garcia+FollowAt Home Closing Stores—What’s Next?Heads up, home decor fans: At Home, the giant with all those throw pillows and wall art, just filed for bankruptcy. They’re shutting down 26 stores, so if you love a good clearance sale, now’s your chance. Why the shakeup? People aren’t buying as much home stuff lately, and with the housing market in a funk, even big chains are feeling the pinch. Time to check if your local store is on the list! #HomeDecor #RetailNews #Bankruptcy #Business #LocalBusiness22Share
Amanda Carroll+FollowAt Home’s Big Money Mess: What It Means for YouSo, At Home—the store where you grab those cute throw pillows and patio sets—is in money trouble and just filed for bankruptcy. They’re closing some stores (about 20), but most will stay open while they try to fix their finances. Rising prices on imported goods hit them hard, so if you love their deals, you might want to check your local store soon—just in case it’s on the chopping block! #RetailNews #Bankruptcy #HomeDecor #Business #LocalBusiness70Share