Robert Evans+FollowLaw Firm Shuts Down, Lawyers Find New HomesGrab your coffee—here’s a quick one: McGlinchey Stafford, a big law firm with offices in 12 states, is closing shop after 51 years. The drama? Not one big scandal, just a bunch of money and market headaches piling up. But here’s the lifehack: when one door closes, another opens—Womble Bond Dickinson is scooping up a bunch of McGlinchey’s lawyers for their own new Cleveland office. So, even in tough times, talent finds a way! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BusinessNews20Share
robertocarter+FollowBuffalo Rock’s Big Move: Faster Drinks on the GulfBuffalo Rock just opened a massive new hub in Florida, so if you’re in the Gulf Coast, your favorite sodas might hit store shelves even quicker. The company’s new facility is all about speed and efficiency, with more automation and space to keep up with thirsty customers. Bonus: they’re bringing 150-200 new jobs to the area. If you notice your drinks arriving fresher, now you know why! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BusinessNews00Share
Edward Wallace+FollowTexas Merger Means Faster Facelifts for BuildingsHeads up if you’re in construction or design: two Texas companies, Architectural Fabrication and Armetco Systems, are joining forces. Translation? Expect quicker turnarounds and more options for those sleek metal finishes on new buildings. For anyone planning a renovation or a shiny new project, this could mean less waiting and more choices for your next Instagram-worthy facade. Coffee break tip: keep an eye out for new styles popping up in your city! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BusinessNews00Share
Susan Moreno+FollowWhy Boise Cascade’s New Bosses Matter to YouBoise Cascade just shuffled its top deck, promoting two long-timers to lead their sales teams. What’s in it for you? When companies promote from within, it usually means smoother service and fewer hiccups for buyers. So, if you’re in the market for building materials, expect more consistency and maybe even better deals as these familiar faces settle into their new roles. Cheers to less drama and more reliability! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BusinessNews00Share
Paige Douglas+FollowBirmingham banking legend steps downAfter guiding Regions Financial through some of its toughest years—including the Great Recession—David Turner is stepping down as CFO. His leadership helped the company’s net income soar to $1.7 billion in 2024 and boosted stock prices by 320%. Now, Anil Chadha, who’s been a key part of the team since 2011, is taking the reins. For many in Birmingham, this marks the end of an era and the start of a new chapter. What do you think this change means for our city’s business scene and for Regions’ future? #Business #Birmingham #BusinessNews00Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowIrish Powerhouse Buys Texas Firm—What’s Next?Grab your coffee—big news in the world of keeping the lights on! Ireland’s H&MV Engineering just bought Amarillo’s Cooke Power Services, and they’re setting up shop in Dallas. Why should you care? This means more jobs and faster upgrades for everything from your local data center to the grid that powers your home. Expect smoother tech rollouts and maybe even more reliable energy as these two teams join forces. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BusinessNews00Share
Vanessa Brown+FollowSmoked Fish CEO Swap: What’s Next for Acme?Big news for your next bagel brunch: Acme Smoked Fish just got a new captain! Rob Snyder is now steering the ship, promising tastier innovation and smoother operations. With the old CEO retiring, expect Acme to double down on quality and maybe even bring more smoked salmon to your local grocery store. If you love lox, keep an eye out—your weekend breakfast could get an upgrade! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BusinessNews00Share
robertocarter+FollowAuto Parts Shakeup: First Brands Up for GrabsHeads up if you’re into cars or just like a good business plot twist: First Brands, the folks behind your car’s filters and brakes, are putting themselves up for sale after hitting a financial speed bump. They’re hoping to sell the whole company or just the best parts, and buyers are already circling. If you’re shopping for car parts, keep an eye out—new owners could mean new deals or changes at your local shop. #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BusinessNews00Share
Tristan Richards+FollowSmoked Fish CEO Swap: What’s Cooking?Heads up, seafood lovers! Acme Smoked Fish just handed the CEO apron to Rob Snyder, who’s promising more innovation and tasty upgrades in your favorite bagel shop staples. With the old boss retiring after 20 years, expect new flavors and maybe smarter, more sustainable fish on your plate. If you’re a fan of lox or smoked salmon, keep an eye out—your brunch could get even better this year! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BusinessNews00Share
Edward Wallace+FollowBubble Wrap Bosses Cash Out EarlyHeard about the Bubble Wrap company’s big move? Sealed Air’s top execs are getting their bonuses two years ahead of schedule, thanks to a $10 billion buyout. Translation: the folks behind your favorite packing material are getting paid early before the company goes private. For employees and customers, things should stay the same—just with new owners calling the shots. If you ever wondered who pops the most bubbles, it’s probably their accountants right now! #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #BusinessNews00Share
