Southwest Airlines built its business by being a disruptor. It’s the airline that charges one price for a ticket and does not tack on a bunch of extra and unexpected fees. The airline has used Read more…
If you ever find yourself reminiscing about the days of old, or perhaps even fantasizing about a simpler time, whereby you may have been an 18th century poet or a peasant tilling the farmlands of Read more…
While airlines for smaller countries often struggle to bring in the kind of traffic that would make it profitable or interesting to investors, they serve a vital purpose of providing transportation to a given community. Read more…
Americans can, as of 2024, visit 183 of the 227 countries in the world without a visa. While that makes the U.S. passport a very strong one, that number is not as high as the Read more…
Royal Caribbean Group operates three brands and while they share some backend infrastructure, each company operates fairly separately. If you sail on Royal Caribbean International, Celebrity Cruises, and Silversea ships — the three cruise lines Read more…
Fast facts: Caddies don’t just carry pro golfers’ clubs — they read the course, serve as advisors, and essentially coach their players through each hole. In the PGA, caddies typically make a weekly salary of between Read more…
The bond market has been throwing something of a tantrum this week, with benchmark Treasury yields rising to the highest levels in more than a month, amid renewed concerns that the Federal Reserve is likely Read more…
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ETHUSD posts fresh 2-month high following ETF approval But sustains some losses as advance seems overstretched Momentum indicators ease from overbought conditions ETHUSD (Ethereum) has been on the rise after claiming the 50-day simple moving Read more…
Markets The two-day sell-off on core bond markets slightly went into reverse today. A downward revision to US Q1 price deflators (core PCE 3.6% Q/Q from 3.7%) and Q1 personal consumption (2% Q/Q from 2.5%) Read more…