ABOVE: Pictured here at the ReVamp Nutrition ribbon-cutting are, from left to right — Kellie Carper, Whitewater Area Chamber of Commerce executive director; Penny Ardelt, Chamber Ambassador, from First Citizens State Bank; Jerrica Newby, owner of ReVamp Nutrition; a staff member, ReVamp
WHITEWATER — The Whitewater Area Chamber of Commerce recently welcomed a new member business, ReVamp Nutrition, to the business community in Whitewater.
General Electric's Power Business Faces Stiff Competition as Spinoff Looms - WSJ
General Electric Co. aims to create a market-leading power company as the conglomerate breaks into three . But it faces stiff competition from rivals also repositioning their businesses to cash in on a global renewable-energy boom.
GE said this week that it plans to create a new stand-alone business it would spin off around 2024 that would combine its existing units that make wind turbines, turbines for traditional power plants and its digital businesses.
Johnson & Johnson to split into two companies, separating consumer health business
Shares of Johnson & Johnson jumped in premarket trading Friday, after the health care giant announced it its splitting itself into two publicly traded companies.
Shares of Johnson & Johnson were up 4 percent in premarket trading after the announcement. J&J did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
As Apple privacy change hinders Facebook and others, its own ad business stands to benefit -
Apple Inc. has shaken up the advertising landscape by announcing new privacy controls around ad targeting, and while many internet companies have been vocal about the negative impacts on their businesses, Apple has been quiet about the potential benefits it may be reaping.
The move could benefit Apple's AAPL, +1.26% mobile-advertising efforts, Bernstein analysts reported this week, potentially adding $1 billion in annual revenue.
Former Home Depot CEO discusses business wisdom, podcast
CHICAGO ( NewsNation Now ) — Former Home Depot CEO Frank Blake led his company through some very challenging economic times, and now he’s offering his wisdom to other business leaders to help them through rough patches.
He advised businesses struggling with hiring issues to be sure to take care of their employees, which will build their reputation as a good place to work and draw more talent.
Richemont in talks to sell stake in online business to Farfetch | Reuters
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High-end jewellery is displayed at a Cartier store on Place Vendome in Paris, France, July 2, 2019. REUTERS/Regis Duvignau
Richemont, which owns brands such as Cartier and Piaget, said on Friday it would also invite other firms besides Farfetch to participate in turning YNAP into a neutral, industry-wide retail platform with no overall controlling shareholder.
Pehringer starts early, looks to expand lotion business | Local News | thesheridanpress.com
Pehringer, a 17-year-old business owner of Mitten's Moisturizer — a body lotion company sourced from goat's milk — started her business six years ago when she purchased a goat-tying goat, Mitten's, for rodeo that overproduced milk.
Ashleigh Snoozy joined The Sheridan Press in October 2016 as a reporter before moving into the managing editor position in November 2018. She is a native of Colorado and graduated from Biola University in Los Angeles.
Unfinished Business: 4 Thoughts on Lehigh - On the Banks
Basketball is Back, Baby: First off, how good does that feel? We weren't watching an empty arena full of cutouts and fake crowd noise. No, it was real college basketball with a fiery student section and a loud crowd. The arena was buzzing from the opening ceremony.
The banner went up: That was the most important part and it was really well done. Rutgers unveiled the banner celebrating their first NCAA appearance in 30 years and first tournament win in 38 years.
Local business owner and veteran recalls how time in military led to loving marriage | KPIC
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