Fast Facts Meta is reportedly again experimenting with new AI features, this time on Instagram.The new features could make it possible to “chat” with an AI bot based on popular influencers. Instagram is already home Read more…
Those who have been to any Disney (DIS) park lately will know that the crowds and accompanying lines are the primary thing that will get in the way of one having a magical experience. While Read more…
Tesla CEO Elon Musk is having a difficult year. After an announcement on April 15 that Tesla (TSLA) would cut 10% of its global workforce, which could total more than 14,000 employees, the once-darling of Read more…
The landscape for grocery shopping has changed quite a bit in recent years. Thanks in part to changed shopping habits post-covid, more customers prefer to buy their groceries and other staples from the comfort of Read more…
In an interview with CNBC today, ECB President Christine Lagarde expressed cautious optimism about the ongoing disinflationary trends, noting that disinflation is aligning with ECB’s forecasts. Lagarde emphasized the need for ECB to gain Read more…
Fed Vice Chair Philip Jefferson stated in a speech that his “baseline outlook” anticipates further decline in inflation while maintaining the current policy rate. He expects the labor market to stay robust and labor demand Read more…
Being able to watch fireworks from a plane sounds like a five-star, private-jet kind of experience but sometimes circumstances line up in such a way that you can do this from a low-cost airline. Last Read more…
While a passport from most Western countries will generally grant one visa-free access to hundreds of different nations, those who have traveled to a place that does require a tourist visa (or who have applied Read more…
When Anchor Brewing closed in July, it marked a symbolic change in the craft brewery business. That company, which had 127 years of history sort of embodied the spirit of upstart breweries offering alternatives to Read more…
Canadian CPI growth ticked up to 2.9% year-over-year in March from 2.8% in the prior month, thanks to higher energy prices. Despite the rise, details in the report continue to point to price pressures broadly Read more…