• Fri, May 9, 2025

by: ESPN

'The league is transforming': Inside the goals of the next WNBA -- travel, roster size, and yes, pay

Increased salaries, revenue sharing and salary cap are among the issues being negotiated for WNBA's new CBA.

by: Forbes

Forbes Travel Guide's Top Seoul Hotels, Disneyland Abu Dhabi And More Travel News

Plus: The most beautiful airport landings and the world's most unusual hotels.

by: CNN

Two strangers met on a train. Then they decided to travel the world together | CNN

American Savery Moore and Canadian Giselle Ruemke were strangers who bonded over the shared sorrow of losing their spouses. Then they became friends and started traveling together.

by: AFP

US, Iran to hold new nuclear talks on eve of Trump travel

The United States and Iran will hold a new round of nuclear talks Sunday in Oman, officials said, just ahead of a visit to the region by President Donald Trump.Trump in his first term withdrew from a nuclear agreement with Tehran negotiated by former president Barack Obama that allowed Iran to enrich uranium at low levels that could be used only for civilian purposes.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Could COVID-19 vaccination passports be required for travel? | Season 2021

Critics are concerned about creating two classes of citizens.

by: Parade

Travel Warning Issued for Popular Tropical Destinations as Government Remains on Alert

The CDC says travelers visiting these 18 countries 'may be at increased risk.'

by: Kiplinger

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Tired of the crowds in Paris or Rome? These under-the-radar international spots are safe, scenic and surprisingly affordable.

by: 9to5Mac

AirTag's newest feature is perfect for travel, here's how it works - 9to5Mac

AirTag recently got a new feature that's perfect for the upcoming vacation season because it helps you recover lost luggage faster.

by: MLive

State Department says 'do not travel' to parts of popular tourist destination

While the entire country is under a Level 2 warning, the U.S. State Department says there are some parts that visitors should not travel to.

by: WPBF

Boca Raton middle school staff arrested for traveling to meet a minor

Stephon McCray was booked into jail on May 6 for attempting to meet up with who he thought was a teenage boy in Delray Beach.

by: Fortune

Best banks for early direct deposit of May 2025

Find out which banks offer early direct deposit, giving you faster access to your paycheck and more control over your finances.

by: Reuters

Gunmen kill 30 travellers in Nigeria's unstable southeast, Amnesty says

Gunmen shot dead at least 30 travellers in an attack in Nigeria's southeastern Imo state, Amnesty International said on Friday, raising fresh concerns about violence in a region rife with insecurity. More than 20 vehicles and trucks were set ablaze by the attackers, who were suspected to be members of the banned separatist Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), Amnesty said in a post on X. Imo police spokesperson Henry Okoye confirmed the attack occurred in Thursday's early hours, but declined comment on the number of fatalities.

by: Newsweek

Awe as traveler films plane landing at only beach airport in the world

Social-media users were blown away by the unique airport setting, with one noting, "That's insane! Didn't know about this."

by: BBC

Travellers face injunction banning more caravans

Chichester District Council says it has applied for an injunction to stop further work.

by: Fortune

Trump softens on China trade war, suggesting an 80% tariff 'seems right'

U.S. officials are set to meet with a high-level Chinese delegation in Switzerland this weekend in the first major talks between the nations since Trump's tariffs announcement.

by: Newsweek

US travel warning for popular cruise ship destination

Travelers to Fiji have been advised to avoid getting bitten by mosquitos as dengue fever cases spike.

by: BBC

Travellers in South Downs face injunction banning more caravans

Chichester District Council says it has applied for an injunction to stop further work.

by: Forbes

Priceline's AI Tool To Drive Travel Search And Personalization Trends

In an age of abundant options and algorithmic recommendations, the modern traveler doesn't just want to go somewhere—they want to belong somewhere.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Holiday travel takes off ahead of major weather challenges | Season 2022

COVID-19, flu and RSV also threaten holiday plans

by: Fortune

Pope Leo XIV's older brother says the two keep in touch by playing Wordle every day

John Prevost described his brother as being very concerned for the poor and those who don't have a voice.

by: Fortune

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by: Fortune

Citadel CEO Ken Griffin says 'it's terrifying to watch' as tariffs open doors to crony capitalism

"Tariffs open the doors to crony capitalism. The government starts to pick winners and losers," Griffin said.

by: Fortune

Almost 40% of Gen Z and millennial workers will take a pay cut for remote or hybrid work, LinkedIn survey shows

Younger generation employees still like to go to the office sometimes.

by: Fortune

Texas bill would prevent Chinese citizens from owning real estate there

People from Iran, North Korea and Russia. also on the list - and the governor could add more.

by: Fortune

1-800-Flowers founder steps down from the CEO role, saying it's time to 'fire myself'

Adolfo Villagomez will take over as CEO.

by: Fortune

An Apple exec's testimony highlights Google's innovator's dilemma

Google continues to dominate search, but marketshare is slipping and revenue growth is slowing

by: Fortune

Architecture today is driving AI 'towards the direction that you've already preconceived in your mind'

The rise of AI will convert design into a conversational process between the designer and the computer.

by: Fortune

Nearly 20 million jobs are on the chopping block to be replaced by AI, SHRM research shows

The report found blue-collar, service, and administrative support roles are disproportionately affected by the technology and are at higher risks than other occupations.

by: Fortune

My solution to Trump's tariffs: I'm starting a U.S. factory to save my small business

Supply chains for consumer goods don't have to be overseas, and the benefits to producing in the U.S. extend beyond tariffs.
  • Sat, May 10, 2025

by: BBC

Traveller site expansion refused near Chichester

But the council says there is "unmet need" for traveller accommodation in the area.

by: Kiplinger

Travel Deals for Retirees: Hotels, Cruises and More

Older adults can access special discounts on a variety of travel deals, including hotel stays, airfare, car rentals, cruises, attractions, and entertainment.

by: MassLive

Revs Preview: New England travels to Orlando for second match in four days

The Revolution have won five matches in a row, including a U.S. Open Cup win over Rhode Island FC on Wednesday.

by: Investopedia

Expedia Group Stock Tumbles as Worsening US Travel Demand Drags Q1 Results

Shares of Expedia Group sank Friday, a day after the travel platform's first-quarter results came in worse than expected and it lowered its full-year outlook amid weak U.S. demand.

by: WPBF

Brightline unveils new multi-ride pass options for frequent travelers

Brightline has announced new multi-ride pass options for commuters and travelers in Florida, offering flexibility and savings with varying prices based on routes and number of rides.

by: pocketgamer

Subway Surfers celebrates its 13th anniversary with a world-travelling event

Subway Surfers turns 13 and adds its 200th location to World Tour, with a new surprise city each day and opportunities to unlock new locations.

by: Reuters

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Travelers flying in and out of New Jersey's Newark Liberty International Airport were increasingly edgy about a host of recent problems at the busy airport, but they were most alarmed about two separate equipment outages in the last two weeks that disrupted communications between air traffic controllers and pilots. The airport is one of the busiest in the United States, last year handling nearly 49 million passengers out of the York metro area, the most populous in the country. Runway construction and air traffic control staffing shortages have caused cancellations and delays to spike in recent days.

by: WTVD

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Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU) is expecting more than 280,000 passengers will travel through the airport between Friday and Monday.

by: Macworld

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by: WSAZ

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Truck drivers say they understand the nightmare for those living or working near the travel center off the Nitro exit.

by: Forbes

Navigating Newborn Travel: A Wellness Guide For First-Time Moms

Being a mom does not mean sacrificing your love for travel. Here's how you and your child can jet set together.

by: BBC

Kent welcomes travelling artwork to celebrate 200 years of RNLI

The travelling film is finishing its tour in Gravesend in June after starting in Whitstable.

by: Fortune

Mexico sues Google for labeling Gulf of Mexico as 'Gulf of America'

Mexico argues that Gulf of America should only apply to the part of the gulf over the United States continental shelf.

by: Fortune

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

by: Fortune

'Making a difference together': Dift helps partners including Accor and BNP Paribas combine social impact with emotional marketing

French startup Dift helps companies reward their clients and employees with donations that support social and environmental causes of their choice.

by: Fortune

Spain's historic April 28 blackout sparks new debate over green energy shift

A massive blackout has reignited debate over Spain's plan to ditch nuclear power, but the government insists its green transition stays on course.

by: Fortune

India, Pakistan end hostilities after US mediates ceasefire

The de-escalation comes hours after the Indian and Pakistani militaries targeted each others' bases, fueling fears of an all-out war.

by: Fortune

Trump's trip to Saudi Arabia raises the prospect of US nuclear cooperation with the kingdom

This coming week, Republican President Donald Trump will make his first trip to Saudi Arabia of his second term.

by: Fortune

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

My solution to Trump's tariffs: I'm starting a U.S. factory to save my small business

Supply chains for consumer goods don't have to be overseas, and the benefits to producing in the U.S. extend beyond tariffs.
The article from Fortune discusses how President Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum, intended to protect American industries, have inadvertently burdened small businesses. Specifically, it highlights the story of Classic Turnings, a small woodworking company in New Jersey, which faced increased costs due to the tariffs. The owner, Michael Martin, decided to open a factory in Vietnam to circumvent these costs, illustrating the unintended consequences of the tariffs. The move to Vietnam allowed Martin to access cheaper materials and labor, thereby keeping his business competitive. This case exemplifies how small businesses, often operating on thin margins, are forced to adapt creatively to survive amidst changing trade policies.

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