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• Thu, May 29, 2025

by: CoinTelegraph

Bubblemaps launches 'Time Travel' tool for insider activity, rug pulls

Bubblemaps launched Time Travel, a powerful analytics tool to prevent rug pulls and detect early insider activity for cryptocurrency traders

by: CNET

Zero Waste Travel: The Ultimate Plastic-Free Packing List

How to pack smarter and lighter when traveling the planet.

by: ESPN

Delayed flights, missed meals and little sleep: How college teams adjusted to cross-country travel

How Oregon State baseball and multiple teams at UCLA adapted to new schedules, for better and for worse.

by: BBC

What are the best ways to help prevent travel sickness?

by: theinventory

travel inspira Luggage Scale, Now 13% Off

Save 13% on travel inspira Luggage Scale at Amazon

by: Out

Travel on a budget while soaking up the sun in Las Vegas

There are countless gems that make this destination so iconic.

by: Billboard

Chris Stapleton's 'Traveller' Turns 10: An Oral History of the Transformational Country Album

Those involved recount the frustration, creative rebirth and legacy of Traveller, which is No. 1 on Billboard's list of Top Country Albums of the 21st Century.

by: AccuWeather

Storms may cut power, hinder travel in eastern US at week's end

Storms that have focused on the south-central United States much of this week will turn their fury on part of the Atlantic Seaboard from Friday to Saturday.

by: news4sanantonio

Southwest Airlines introduces new baggage fees, ends free bags for many travelers

DALLAS Southwest Airlines has implemented new baggage fees, ending its long-standing policy of free checked bags for many passengers. As of yesterday, checkin

by: CNBC

How travel medical insurance works and why it's so important

Your U.S. health insurance plan likely won't work abroad. CNBC Select explains how travel insurance can keep you covered and the best plans to buy.

by: MarketWatch

Premium travel perks are losing their luster. These ones are still worth it.

Upgraded travel is more accessible than ever. But are frequent-flier programs and rewards credit cards victims of their own success?

by: Bankrate

Destination dupes to avoid travel debt

Destination dupes can help you travel without going into debt this year.

by: Forbes

The Best Luggage For International Travel, Tested Abroad By Our Editors

Our globetrotting editors rounded up the best luggage for international travel based on testing during our own adventures.

by: Dexerto

10 times a vacation became a travel nightmare - Dexerto

Before you book your next family vacay, check out these 10 harrowing encounters and be sure to ask yourself if that trip is worth the risk.

by: Fortune

RFK Jr.'s 'MAHA report' revealed to have cited studies that don't exist, and misinterpreted others

The White House blamed "formatting issues."

by: Forbes

Google Tools And AI Are The Ultimate Travel Hacks For Summer 2025

Summer is officially here, and Google has all the tools to make your summer travel fun, easy, and efficient!

by: Fortune

Employees are using AI at work but hiding it from their bosses because they think it gives them a 'secret advantage' over their peers

"Employees are using AI tools without their bosses' knowledge to boost productivity."

by: Fortune

The Supreme Court unanimously greenlights a $1.5 billion oil railroad expansion in Utah

The project's public partner said the ruling "represents a turning point for rural Utah."

by: Forbes

Sydney To Charleston: How Travel Inspired This New Children's Line

Inspired by global travels and family life abroad, one designer's babywear line swaps loud prints for quiet elegance from Sydney to Charleston and beyond.

by: Forbes

Travel Industry Fundamentals Remain Strong, Bucking Negative Headlines

Consumers are still traveling, and planes are still packed. They're just adjusting how and where they do it.

by: Fortune

Musk's No. 2 also departing DOGE as officials hit time limit

Steve Davis was serving as a special government employee, a designation that allowed him to keep his job as CEO of one of the billionaire entrepreneur's companies, the Boring Co.

by: Fortune

Varo Bank Review 2025: Free checking and high-yield savings

Consumers looking for a high APY on their savings and a no-frills checking account may like what Varo Bank offers.

by: Forbes

How Travel And Tourism Employers Adapt For Gen Z

As this generation is the first to grow up connected to the internet, travel employers are integrating digital media into the business landscape.

by: Fortune

GameStop shares plunge for second day after retailer buys half billion dollars' worth of Bitcoin

Move comes as stores close and an industry shifts to digital.

by: Forbes

15 Tips For Women Traveling Solo

Experts give safety and confidence-boosting tips for women who want to explore the world on their own.

by: Fortune

Private markets are a hot new sector for retail investors. What to know before you dive in

Wall Street has been clamoring to get a piece of the $12.5 trillion 401(k) market in private markets.

by: Fortune

What does JetBlue and United's new deal mean for you?

United is coming back to JFK, but what about your frequent flyer status?

by: Fortune

Gen Z is 'very comfortable' with using mental-health services. Older generations? Not so much, Accenture exec says

Gen Zers regard themselves as being depressed and burned out more than other generations do, surveys show.

by: Fortune

Donald Trump is creating a 'civil rights' initiative to target DEI programs in the private sector

A new government initiative plans to use the False Claims Act to further target companies with federal grants or contracts that have maintained their DEI programs.

by: Fortune

Current price of gold: May 29, 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.

by: Fortune

Over $14 billion clean energy investment canceled or delayed so far in 2025, analysis finds

President Donald Trump's pending megabill has raised fears over the future of domestic battery, electric vehicle and solar and wind energy development.

by: Fortune

Nvidia drives AI boom forward despite Trump-era tariff headwinds: Wedbush analysts

The company is managing to navigate a volatile macro environment marked by shifting trade policy.

by: Fortune

2 pigeons sneak onto Delta Air Lines plane, delaying flight twice

The airline confirmed that the pigeons got aboard a flight Saturday that was leaving Minneapolis for Madison, Wisconsin.

by: Fortune

Brazil just sued Tesla's biggest competitor from China for worker conditions 'analogous to slavery'

Some 31 people were forced to share a single bathroom in at least one worker dormitory.

by: Fortune

Trump court loss gives investors something to cheer about

This time the trade wasn't 'TACO' (Trump Always Chickens Out) but 'CAST' (Courts Also Stop Trump).

by: Fortune

Fortune Tech: Way of life

by: Fortune

Swiss Glencore to cut down output and jobs. 'These are necessary actions we have to take' says CEO

Unions and NGOs have condemned the company's plans to slash production and eliminate jobs.

• Fri, May 30, 2025

by: CNET

I Never Travel Without This Backpack, and It's 23% Off Right Now

I am a very frequent flyer and this backpack is the most versatile carry-on I've found yet. It's a bargain at full price, and now you can get it for just $31.

by: Momtastic

Video: Backpacker Toddler Proves He's Not a Morning Person While Traveling

A funny Instagram clip is doing the rounds on the Internet that will certainly make you relate to it. The following video is from a toddler's travel diary, where he is seen backpacking in the wee hours to catch an early morning flight to Thailand. However, he doesn't seem to be very happy about it. [ ] The post Video: Backpacker Toddler Proves He's Not a Morning Person While Traveling appeared first on Momtastic.

by: BBC

Beau Sejour Leisure Centre could become 'community hub'

A review says the centre, which made a loss last year, is "a cornerstone of community life".

by: Forbes

Las Vegas For Less: New All-Inclusive Summer Travel Packages

People ask all the time about how to visit Las Vegas without spending a fortune. This new all-inclusive package may just be the answer these travelers are looking for.

by: Fortune

Why e.l.f. Beauty's CFO sees $1B Rhode acquisition as a strategic innovation move

Mandy Fields also discusses the latest earnings report and explains the recent price increase.

by: Fortune

UnitedHealth Group has an unusual new CEO pay package

It has been quite a year for UnitedHealth Group and now in addition to myriad other troubles, UHG is adding a controversial CEO pay package to its plate.

by: Fortune

The Chime IPO: what would-be investors should know about its $31 a share private market valuation and more

Chime reported losses in 2024 but posted a profit in Q1.

by: Fortune

Trump's latest pardons benefit political allies and celebrities convicted of fraud and corruption

One New York Republican House member made headlines for threatening to throw a reporter off a Capitol balcony over a question he didn't like.

by: Fortune

DOJ moves to dismiss fraud charge against Boeing connected to 737 Max plane crashes that killed 346

The "agreement in principle" will require the company to pay and invest more than $1.1 billion in return for dismissing the criminal case, according to court documents.

by: Fortune

Trump has several workarounds to get his tariffs back on track, experts say

One option is to launch investigations into key trading partners to justify tariffs.

by: Fortune

Current refi mortgage rates report for May 30, 2025

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

Swiss Glencore to cut down output and jobs. 'These are necessary actions we have to take' says CEO

Unions and NGOs have condemned the company's plans to slash production and eliminate jobs.

Glencore, a major commodities trader, is planning to reduce its production and workforce in response to challenging market conditions, as announced by CEO Gary Nagle. The company is facing a downturn in demand for certain commodities, prompting the need for tough decisions to maintain profitability. Nagle emphasized that these measures are essential for the long-term sustainability of the business, despite the immediate impact on employees and output. The specific details regarding the extent of job cuts and production reductions were not disclosed, but the moves are part of a broader strategy to adapt to the evolving global economic landscape.

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by: Fortune

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