Amid the rise of remote work, digital nomad visas were first launched by countries looking to jump-start their economies by attracting foreigners who would spend money in the country while sustaining themselves with income from overseas. Read more…
Over the last two years, multiple airlines have dealt with crowding in their lounges. While they are designed as a luxury experience for a small subset of travelers, high numbers of people taking a trip Read more…
While the term “stewardess” was already going out of style and getting replaced by “flight attendant” by the 1960s, female flight attendants often report that it comes up from the odd passenger fairly frequently — often followed by Read more…
U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) wants answers from one of the top student loan service companies in the country for allegedly botching its student loan forgiveness process involving the federal Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, Read more…
Unilever (UL) , the massive consumer goods company, is facing some financial headwinds, forcing it to make some major moves to try to drive stronger growth. On Tuesday, Mar. 19, the company announced it would Read more…
In a relatively short period the Las Vegas Strip will lose a number of its most iconic properties and another beloved Strip fixture has quietly joined that list. Most Las Vegas fans know that The Read more…
Markets The Bank of Japan’s first rate hike since 2007 that ended an 8-year experiment with negative rates remained talk of the town today. Ironically though, the Japanese yen nor yields profited from what is Read more…
Bank of England to retain the same policy stance Q2 data could be more valuable for next decision making What happened last time In its February policy meeting, the Bank of England (BoE) emulated the Read more…
AUDCAD briefly breaks below upside support line Oscillators suggest that momentum is turning bearish For the outlook to brighten, a recovery above 0.8945 may be needed AUDCAD entered a sliding mode on March 12, after Read more…
Canadian CPI growth was lower than expected in February, dropping to 2.8% year-over-year from 2.9% in January (expectations were for a 3.1% reading.) The downside surprise was broad-based as core CPI ex-food and energy inflation Read more…