Here's a quick recap of some of today's top business news stories:
Coffee for the Masses: Keurig K-Duo Gen 2 Review
Looking for a versatile and affordable coffee maker? The Keurig K-Duo Gen 2 might be just what you need. Our review highlights its ease of use and ability to brew both single-serve cups and carafes. However, if you're a coffee snob looking for ultimate customization, this might not be the machine for you. It's perfect for those who want a simple, convenient way to enjoy their daily brew. Think of it as the reliable minivan of coffee makers – practical and gets the job done!
Flea-Free Felines: Top Treatments for 2025
It's never too early to think about flea prevention! We've rounded up the 5 best flea treatments for cats and kittens in 2025. The best part? Our top picks are available without a vet prescription, making it easier than ever to keep your furry friends happy and healthy. Remember to always consult with your veterinarian before starting any new treatment for your pet.
E-Commerce Realities: A Journalist's Perspective
Ever wondered what it's really like to start an e-commerce business? One journalist, after years of writing about profitable ventures, decided to take the plunge. The results? Eye-opening. From unexpected challenges to hard-won lessons, this article explores the realities of launching an online store, proving that even with knowledge and savings, success isn't guaranteed. "My conversations with e-commerce entrepreneurs got me thinking: Can anyone — including a journalist with some savings to play with — do it?"
Goldman Sachs Cuts Deeper, Sooner
Goldman Sachs is reportedly starting its annual culling of underperformers earlier than usual this year. Sources say Vice Presidents are likely to be a major target in this round of staff reductions. This news comes as the financial industry faces increasing pressure and economic uncertainty. It's a tough reminder that even at the highest levels, job security is never a given.
"Every year Goldman Sachs trims its staff, cutting what it deems to be the underperformers. This year, VPs stand to be big targets, BI has learned."
That's all for today's business roundup. Stay tuned for more updates!