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There’s an old saying in business: never waste a crisis. United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby, it seems, has that line memorized. The 95-year-old and Chicago-based United Airlines (UAL) chief executive was in Rio de Janeiro over the weekend, which ended on June 7, speaking on the sidelines of the International Air Transport Association’s annual meeting, […]

While Japan is known globally for everything from a centuries-old culture and modern pop culture to its cuisine, those who have visited the country even once will also associate it with a robust train system — both the local futsu trains taking locals throughout the cities and to nearby suburbs and the ultra-fast Shinkansen that

The Iran war rattled financial markets in early 2026, and American retirement savers felt it directly. First-quarter data from Fidelity, the country’s largest 401(k) provider, show average account balances fell for the first time in several quarters as volatility hit portfolios across every retirement account type. The more important story in the data is not

While automated ordering and artificial intelligence-based customer service solves problems when it works, not having a human option can create a terrible experience. “Consumers are growing more accepting of AI when interacting with businesses, but they overwhelmingly prefer human interactions,” according to Metrigy’s Customer Experience Optimization 2025-26. The study showed that 84.9% of consumers prefer

If you routinely pull into a gas station for a fill-up once a week, you may notice that the tab for gasoline is different. Noticeably different. Gasoline prices in the United States are lower. In fact, according to AAA data, the average price of a gallon of gas has fallen 10.5% to $4.164 a gallon

Sitting south of Türkiye, west of northern Africa and southeast of Greece, the island nation of Cyprus has for centuries been considered the crossroads of Europe and the Middle East due to its location in the East Mediterranean Sea. While normally an extremely safe destination known for its crystal-blue beaches and ancient archeological sites, Cyprus

Wall Street has spent two years asking technology companies to stop talking about what AI will do and start showing what it has already done. The data, when it finally arrives, tends to matter more than any product launch or analyst note. On June 7, Microsoft produced a number that is hard to dismiss. NHS

Eli Lilly (LLY) investors have been struggling to answer a deceptively straightforward question for the last two years. How big can the obesity medicine business get? The answer has already helped produce one of the most powerful growth stories in health care. Lilly’s blockbuster drugs Mounjaro and Zepbound helped turn the company into one of

Micron Technology (MU) has been a standout name in the artificial intelligence trade for most of 2026, with its stock gaining an explosive 173.92% since the beginning of the year. It crossed $1 trillion in market value in late May. And then, things changed. Over two trading days, a large piece of that run disappeared.

Friday, June 5, handed S&P 500 investors their roughest session in eight months. A stronger-than-expected jobs report landed before the open. Bond yields jumped, and the chip and tech names that carried the market to record highs all year suddenly led it lower. By the close, the S&P 500 (SPY) had dropped 2.6%, its worst