• Fri, April 25, 2025

by: Quartz

The 7 most EV-friendly travel destinations in America

In the first years after electric vehicles hit the mainstream, one American tradition remained a challenge for EV owners: the road trip. But now, as more cities and national parks install charging stations to satisfy travelers' needs, eco-conscious travelers can explore more of the U.S. in an EV without worrying about running out of power.

by: TheSentinel

Face of peeping Tom filming woman in leisure centre cubicle

Now he's been jailed

by: BBC

Irish church and state leaders travel for Pope Francis's funeral

The head of the Catholic Church in Ireland and the Irish president are among those heading to Italy.

by: Impacts

Creating Unforgettable Family Moments: Fun & Engaging Leisure Activities

Spending satisfactory time with a circle of relatives is certainly one of lifestyles's best joys, but in today's fast-paced world, it's smooth to permit those moments to slip away. How are we able to reconnect, snort together, and create memories that final? The solution lies in embracing leisure sports that everybody—from children to grandparents—can revel […]

by: ThePrint

Understanding Flight Accident Coverage in Travel Insurance

PNN New Delhi [India], April 25: Travelling is one of the most enriching experiences, but it also comes with certain risks, especially when flying. While aviation is statistically one of the safest modes of transport, accidents and medical emergencies can still occur. This is where travel insurance plays a crucial role in safeguarding you against […]

by: WMUR

The Traveling Tooth Fairies

Bringing big smiles to students in New Hampshire

by: KTVX

RSL travels to San Diego with reinforcements in tow and revenge on their minds

The last time Real Salt Lake faced expansion side San Diego FC, they were tied 1-1 heading into injury time at America First Field. Nine agonizing minutes later, the final whistle blew with RSL on the wrong end of a 3-1 scoreline. Now, they head to San Diego not just chasing points - but payback.

by: NextShark

Kash Patel under scrutiny for allegedly using FBI jet for sports events, personal travel

FBI Director Kash Patel, who was sworn into the role on Feb. 21, is facing scrutiny for allegedly using government aircraft to attend sporting events and visit his girlfriend. Patel used Department of Justice aircraft for multiple high-profile appearances, including flying on Air Force One to Miami for a UFC event with President Donald Trump on April 12, according to The York Times. It's unclear whether Patel used government aircraft to watch these events, but a Boeing 757 owned by the DOJ landed at JFK Airport shortly before the April 6 game and departed soon after it ended.

by: KOIN

Travel + Leisure names Oregon coast hotel among best in the world

Travel + Leisure released a list of the top 500 hotels in the world, naming one beachfront hotel in Oregon among the best.

by: Esquire

10 Great Luggage Sets for Smooth Traveling

Buying luggage is always easiest as a set. Get a trunk, carry-on, and personal all together for a discounted price. Our editors tested and found the top brands.

by: CNET

Add a Burner Phone to Your List of International Travel Gear. Here's Why

A simple phone that doesn't include all your personal correspondence can be a smart choice for many reasons.

by: ESPN

Sen. wants U.S. travel policies eased before '26 WC

Sen. Ron Wyden of Oregon has asked top Trump administration officials to reconsider policies that are impacting travelers arriving in the United States, citing upcoming sporting events like the 2026 World Cup.

by: Upper

Travel Marquette Brew Pass returns for summer

The Brew Pass encourages you to explore the county's beverage offerings.

by: Cosmopolitan

16 Underrated Summer Travel Destinations in the U.S. to Add to Your List

Spice up your summer travels by booking somewhere a bit more unexpected. Trust us, these 16 underrated summer travel destinations are worthy of your PTO.

by: NewsNation

Summer travelers will face higher prices, less flexibility: Journalist | Morning in America

Major U.S. airlines are reducing their flight schedules and revising their profit outlooks due to reduced travel demand as sentiment about the economy sours. National travel reporter Dayvee Sutton says airlines will likely start raising fares as flexibility lessens and discusses how summer travel is changing as economic uncertainty grows.

by: Fortune

Inside the Target CEO meeting with Black leaders amid the company's DEI rollback and the boycott that followed

"It did not come up to all that we're expecting or needing."

by: Insider

I've solo traveled to 86 countries. These are the 5 most beautiful places I've been.

After visiting 86 countries, I've seen some of the most beautiful places in the world, from WÄ?naka, New Zealand, to Jeju Island, South Korea.

by: People

A Popular Florida Spring Break Destination Is Officially Telling Travelers to Go Somewhere Else

The Bay County Sheriff's Office in Florida said on Facebook that authorities are working "to shift Panama City Beach from an unsafe spring break haven to a welcoming family destination."

by: Forbes

CNN's New 'My Happy Place' Travel Series Follows Celebrities On Nostalgic Journeys

The new 6-part CNN series, My Happy Place, pairs celebrity hosts with the destinations that beckon them to return. The premiere features Alan Cumming in Scotland.

by: Fortune

Best free checking accounts

If you're looking to avoid monthly maintenance fees and perhaps earn a little something back for keeping your money stashed, consider these free checking accounts.

by: Forbes

How To Feel Prepared When Traveling To Earthquake Prone Destinations

There's no way to know if or when an earthquake while strike while on holiday—but being adequately prepared and understanding exactly what to do in the event of such a natural disaster will help with peace of mind either way.

by: CNET

This $10 Anker Power Strip Is Perfect for Home Offices, Traveling and More

This extension comes in black or white, so you can pick one that best matches your vibe.

by: Fortune

Pharma giant Merck expects Trump's tariffs to cost the company $200 million

The news comes a week after J&J executives said they expect $400 million in tariff-induced expenses in 2025.

by: Forbes

How Viral TikTok Content Is Changing The Way We Travel In Europe

From photogenic beaches in Greece to a diving competition in Bosnia, the phrase "TikTok made me go there" is more than just a passing trend.

by: Fortune

Trump says he 'loves' a millionaires tax, but not enough to lose an election

The GOP is considering a tax on Americans who make at least $1 million per year.

by: Fortune

Slate Auto, backed by Jeff Bezos, emerges from stealth with a customizable $20,000 electric pickup

That's considerably less than Tesla's Cybertruck, which starts at $82,235.

by: Fortune

New financials from Musk's X debt sale show changing company

Elon Musk's X is betting on dollars generated from AI and subscriptions.

by: Fortune

How to watch the funeral of Pope Francis live online free without cable

Ceremonies set to begin early on April 26.

by: Fortune

The Trump Organization is now selling 'Trump 2028' hats

Hats come as Trump tells Time he doesn't plan to run again.

by: Fortune

Card fraud is declining says Mastercard. Unfortunately, social scams are on the rise

AI is changing the cybersecurity game both for crooks and those protecting consumers.

by: Fortune

Fortune 500 Power Moves: Which executives gained and lost power this week, April 19-25

See which Fortune 500 companies are making changes to their C-suite ranks.

by: Fortune

Inside Target's boycott: CEO Brian Cornell met with Black community leaders as the company tries to navigate a backlash over its DEI rollback

"It did not come up to all that we're expecting or needing."

by: Fortune

Exclusive: Reducto, AI document parsing startup, raises $24.5 million Series A led by Benchmark

Reducto has raised a $24.5 million Series A, led by Benchmark, Fortune can exclusively report.

by: Fortune

Nobel-winning economist warns Trump's tariff walk back make them 'worse' than they were in the first place

Economist and Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman says Trump's tariff pause is only making life harder for investors.

by: Fortune

Albertsons tells suppliers to eat the cost of tariffs: 'We are not accepting cost increases'

The second-largest supermarket chain in America is talking a tough line with its vendors, according to a leaked letter.

by: Fortune

This up-and-coming superfood could be the secret to sleeping better

Matcha green tea is getting the hype for a reason.

by: Fortune

Trump plan to require proof-of-citizenship to vote shot down by judge

The decision is a setback for President Donald Trump, who has argued the requirement is needed to restore public confidence in elections.

by: Fortune

The truth about the dollar's decline: 'You'll either have to raise prices, or lower profits'

  • Sat, April 26, 2025

by: ThePrint

Akbar Travels Revolutionizes the Travel Booking Experience: Upgraded Website and App Coming Soon

SMPL New Delhi [India], April 26: In a bold move to enhance the travel experience for its customers, Akbar Travels is excited to announce the upcoming launch of its revamped website and upgraded mobile app. With a fresh, modern design and an array of innovative features, the new platform is designed to offer travelers an […]

by: RomaPress

Dybala to travel with Roma to San Siro

Paulo Dybala is expected to remain close to his teammates during the upcoming showdown with Inter at San Siro.The Argentine attacker continues his recovery following the season-ending surgery but insi...

by: ESPN

Senator wants travel policies eased before '26 WC

Sen. Ron Wyden of Oregon has asked top Trump administration officials to reconsider policies that are impacting travelers arriving in the United States, citing upcoming sporting events like the 2026 World Cup.

by: BBC

Leisure centre hub celebrates 40 years of business

The centre, which first opened its doors in 1985, is one of the largest in Wiltshire.

by: Fortune

Consumers are so stressed by the economy they're doing less laundry to save on detergent

The maker of America's best-selling detergent says the company is seeing fewer loads per week.

by: Forbes

Colorado's New Aviation-Themed Hotel Is A Winner For Travel Lovers

The first hotel in the country with flight simulators, the new Hotel Polaris at the U.S. Air Force Academy offers a lot to both aviation-fans and the traveling public.

by: Fortune

7-Eleven's incoming CEO credits his 'tough customer' mother and aunts as his inspiration

Stephen Hayes Dacus is the first foreigner tapped to head 7-Eleven.

by: Fortune

Ask a CEO coach: 'How do I become braver at work?'

Bill Hoogterp counsels an executive who works for an online retailer about how to fight her fears at work—and in the rest of the her life.

by: Fortune

Growing number of stressed out Gen Z students are failing school, and forcing universities to act

Nearly 8 in 10 students say financial stress harms their mental health. Now, colleges are treating money literacy like a campus health crisis.

by: Fortune

Private markets are booming. What investors need to know before buying

Deloitte predicts private market investments among retail investors will grow "exponentially" in the next five years.

The truth about the dollar's decline: 'You'll either have to raise prices, or lower profits'

Also: Trump insists he is talking to China, Apple will move iPhone production to India.
The article from Fortune, published on April 25, 2025, discusses the impact of the declining value of the U.S. dollar on the American economy. It highlights how the weakening dollar is leading to higher prices for imported goods, thereby increasing inflation rates. This situation is putting pressure on businesses, as they face higher costs for materials and goods, which in turn squeezes profit margins. The article also notes that while a weaker dollar can boost exports by making American products cheaper abroad, the overall effect has been negative for many companies, particularly those reliant on imports. Economists cited in the piece suggest that sustained dollar weakness could lead to further price increases and potentially lower corporate profits unless offset by other economic factors.

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https://fortune.com/2025/04/25/us-dollar-decline-raise-prices-lower-profits/

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