• Tue, May 6, 2025

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Newark Airport travel advisory remains in effect amid continuing delays and cancellations

The nightmare delays at Newark airport stretched on for another day on Tuesday due to short-staffing for air traffic control towers, combined with runway construction delays and bad weather.

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How to fast travel in Revenge of the Savage Planet

Can't quite figure out how to use teleporters? Here's how to fast travel in Raccoon Logic's Revenge of the Savage Planet.

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10 'Fake' Engagement And Wedding Rings To Wear If You're Traveling

Consider it a safety precaution.

by: Forbes

Skincare Experts Suggest These In-Flight Travel Hacks For Healthy Skin

Plane travel is drying, inflaming and can even make the skin break out. Here are the skincare products and travel tips that dermatologists, facialists and more suggest.

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Why Running Vacations Are Taking Over Travel Itineraries

A running vacation is a trip where fitness, specifically running, is a central part of the travel experience. Read on for details.

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Homeland Security chief says travelers with no REAL ID can fly for now, but with likely extra steps

The head of Homeland Security says travelers who don't have a REAL ID by the upcoming deadline this week will still be able to fly but should be prepared for extra scrutiny.

by: Today

What's going on at Newark airport? Delays and cancellations causing travel chaos

Dozens of flights were canceled on Tuesday, with delays on inbound flights averaging 161 minutes after air traffic controllers briefly lost contact with planes last week.

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3 Places To Travel That Are Like Hawaii but Way Cheaper

Outdoor enthusiasts and tourists seeking a relaxing getaway in paradise head to Hawaii for its beautiful beaches, lush rainforests, volcanoes and endless natural beauty. That said, it comes at a cost....

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Norwegian fishing boats travel to Shetland for VE Day

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Nigeria is set to establish direct air routes with South America and boost economic and diplomatic relations. A delegation from Nigeria is discussing the details.

by: MassLive

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Two portions of a popular travel destination are under the U.S. State Department's most severe travel warning alert.

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U.S. sees travel decline amid tariffs, border restrictions

Chief Transportation Correspondent and Pilot takes a look at how it's impacting travel.

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21 Countries the US Says You Shouldn't Travel To Right Now

From Russia to Venezuela, the U.S. State Department urges Americans to avoid these 21 nations due to conflict, terrorism, wrongful detention and civil unrest.

by: Reuters

US homeland security chief says travelers without REAL ID will be allowed to fly

U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said air travelers starting Wednesday who do not have enhanced ID cards may face enhanced security procedures but will not be denied access to flights. Starting Wednesday, the Transportation Security Administration will no longer accept state-issued identifications that are not REAL ID compliant. "If it's not compliant, they may be diverted to a different line, have an extra step, but people will be allowed to fly,"Noem said at a U.S. House hearing on

by: Fortune

Stocks fall as Trump administration waffles on trade deals

Trump downplayed progress on Tuesday as investors await the Federal Reserve.

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Travelers can fly without REAL ID for now, but with extra steps

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem said the process for travelers without a REAL ID will be "as seamless as possible."

by: Newsweek

Honduras travel alert issued for US citizens over mass shooting threats

The United State Embassy in Honduras said the potential threats are for Tuesday and May 16 at specific locations.

by: Metro

Spain's 5 best destinations that tourists hardly ever visit

Try somewhere different for your next Spanish getaway.

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New REAL ID rules for Michigan travelers: What to know

Starting Wednesday, Michigan travelers need a REAL ID or passport to board domestic flights. Check your documents and allow extra time at the airport.

by: InStyle

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Priyanka Chopra and Jennifer Garner have both worn matching lounge sets, which make easy one-and-done outfits for spring travel. Shop lookalikes for the stars' sets, including zip-up tracksuits and sleeveless lounge sets, starting at $30 on Amazon.

by: Fortune

How Greg Abel may run Berkshire Hathaway differently than Warren Buffett

Abel is an accounting whiz who shares a lot of similarities with his mentor—and a few key differences.

by: HuffPost

What To Pack Before You Travel Abroad, Whether It's A Solo Or Group Trip

You'll need a portable phone charger, compact backpack and some first aid before you pack up and go on a trip outside the country.

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A top CEO declared the U.S. oil industry has 'peaked'

"We're a little over 100 days into this new administration and, 'Good Lord.' There's been a tremendous amount of volatility introduced."

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OpenAI's retreat from shedding its nonprofit control raises new questions

The AI juggernaut has left a lot of unanswered questions after abandoning plans to put its for-profit arm in charge.

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Walmart is winning fashion because it uses AI to produce clothes 4 times faster than the industry standard

The technology is radically shortening the production process from the industry standard of around six months to six to eight weeks.

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'Complete nonsense' to choose between AI innovation and regulation, says U.K. lawmaker

Lord Chris Holmes of Richmond says AI regulation shouldn't be seen as a trade-off as the the U.K. crafts safety legislation.

by: Fortune

eBay unveils AI agent aimed at helping shoppers unearth hidden 'treasures'

The new tool, which eBay calls a "companion-integrated" experience, is designed to guide users through its vast, often overwhelming catalog.

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U.S. trade deficit widens to a record on pre-tariff drug imports

A surge in consumer goods imports, especially pharmaceuticals, flipped first-quarter GDP into the negative.

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The hedge-fund legend who predicted Black Monday sounds a new market warning, saying stocks will 'go down to new lows'

Paul Tudor Jones says tariffs, particularly against China, will cause the market to fall.

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Employee data and the cloud: What HR leaders need to know

Companies are increasingly relying on a number of vendors that put employee data in the cloud, and should be careful about doing so.

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Current price of gold: May 6, 2025

Trends in gold prices could indicate whether the asset can protect against inflation. Here's a look at how the precious metal is doing today.

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Exclusive: Statsig raises $100 million at $1.1 billion valuation after abandoned Datadog acquisition attempt

Statsig bet on itself. Datadog bought a competitor.

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Hollywood runs a trade surplus and Trump's tariff idea could jeopardize it

Unlike other trades Trump has sought to protect, the U.S. film industry runs a $15.3 billion surplus—more than that generated by the telecommunications, transportation, healthcare and insurance sectors.

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Why HR leaders should be more careful about how they share employee data

Employers must be careful about what they share and with whom.

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Beyond the humanoid hype: Why specialized robots will dominate the next decade

Humanoid robots inspire awe, but purpose-built robots solving hard problems will rule in the near term.

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2 ways to drastically reduce your microplastics exposure

Making these two lifestyle shifts is a manageable way to cut down your microplastics exposure.

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Fortune Tech: OpenAI's reversal

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Federal Bureau of Prisons has a $3 billion repair backlog

Now it's expected to reopen Alcatraz too

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As the Fed tries to stay firmly out of the limelight, markets are buckling up for another Trump tirade

If markets are hoping for some hints from Jerome Powell, the Fed chairman might disappoint.

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United Airlines is cutting 35 daily flights at Newark, blaming air traffic chaos at airport

Flight delays, cancellations and diversions the equipment problems caused were compounded when more than one-fifth of Newark's traffic controllers "walked off the job," United's CEO said.

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What Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said at the Milken event (and how his critics responded)

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Mattel says it will raise prices 'where necessary' to offset Trump tariff costs

The company gets 40% of its toys from China
  • Wed, May 7, 2025

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I worked as a flight attendant for 10 years. Here are 10 of my best travel tips.

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Why Cultural Travel Explorer Is the Future of Travel

Introduction In a fast-paced world dominated by quick vacations and tourist traps, Cultural Travel Explorer provides a refreshing alternative for those seeking deeper, more meaningful journeys. Rather than checking off landmarks, they encourage travelers to connect with the soul of a destination through cultural travel. This immersive approach allows people to understand local traditions, customs, […]

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New boss for cash-strapped leisure trust at 'pivotal time'

Live Borders - which is facing cuts to jobs and services - fills the post with a salary up to £99,000.

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Eataly's First Units At A U.S. Travel Hub Will All Be At New York's JFK Airport

The coup for John F. Kennedy Airport comes as part of retailer Avolta gaining significant new contracts at Terminal 5.

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Current refi mortgage rates report for May 7, 2025

See Wednesday's report on average refi rates on different types of home loans.

Mattel says it will raise prices 'where necessary' to offset Trump tariff costs

The company gets 40% of its toys from China
Mattel, the toy manufacturer behind popular brands like Barbie and Hot Wheels, has announced plans to raise prices on some of its products in response to the increased costs resulting from the Trump administration's tariffs on goods imported from China. The company, which sources a significant portion of its toys from China, stated that it will implement these price increases "where necessary" to offset the financial impact of the tariffs. Mattel's CEO, Ynon Kreiz, emphasized that the company is committed to maintaining the quality and value of its products, but the tariff-related costs have forced them to pass some of the burden onto consumers. The price hikes are expected to affect a range of Mattel's offerings, potentially impacting the affordability of toys for families during the upcoming holiday season.

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https://fortune.com/2025/05/06/mattel-toys-china-raise-prices-where-necessary-offset-trump-tariff-costs/


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