Nina Zdinjak

1 week ago | thestreet.com | Nina Zdinjak

There was a time when nearly every street corner had a pharmacy. But in the past year, a wave of closures has swept across the industry, not because demand has vanished, but because the way we fill prescriptions has changed. Pharmacies have always been innovative, meeting customers’ needs in many ways. In addition to their core service of filling prescriptions, many expanded their offerings to include general merchandise such as personal care, beauty products, and household items.

1 week ago | thestreet.com | Nina Zdinjak

As we get close to the middle of the year, we start to feel tired and long for holidays that allow us to spend more relaxing and celebratory time with family. And when a holiday falls perfectly after a weekend, creating a three-day break, that’s even better. Memorial Day, which is celebrated on the last Monday in May, fits perfectly into the picture. But did you know that wasn’t always the case? Back in 1868, General John A.

1 week ago | thestreet.com | Nina Zdinjak

When we were younger, we all had that one store in our neighborhood where we felt at home. Whether that was a local stationery shop, a sporting goods store, an outdoor one, a bookstore, or an electronics store, it was a place we loved to be. We wouldn’t necessarily buy something every time we visited, but would at least browse and explore what was new. We would usually know where every product was shelved, know the staff by their name, and probably know something about their families as well.

2 weeks ago | thestreet.com | Nina Zdinjak

Renting an apartment in New York City was never easy. Everyone wants to live and build a career in a city that never sleeps, the place “dreams are made of.”That’s what makes the competition in the city so intense and allows landlords to impose strict requirements. We all know what some of these are by now — a strong credit score (600-680), proof of income 40-50 times the monthly rent, and sometimes a guarantor or co-signer.

2 weeks ago | myrtlebeachonline.com | Nina Zdinjak

And just like that, another one bites the dust. While the tech industry remains relatively immune to economic challenges, intense competition is killing the weakest links, or just the unlucky ones. Despite challenges, the tech industry is booming. Global spending on IT systems is expected to exceed $5.6 trillion in 2025, a 10% increase from 2024, according to Statista.