Wyndham Hotels is offering 30 nights of stays for $499
[ad_1] Travel costs are soaring, but the Wyndham hotel chain is launching a promotion that could convince more people to hit the road. The parent
Denmark is taxing farmers $100 a cow for greenhouse gas emissions
[ad_1] Denmark is set to become the first country to hold bovines accountable for their carbon footprint. Following an agreement earlier this week by the
4 rules for curbing smartphone use with kids, according to a social psychologist
[ad_1] A couple months ago, my 15-year-old daughter admitted she was addicted to her phone and that she hated it. She deleted TikTok and asked
Amazon joins Google parent Alphabet with $2 trillion market cap
[ad_1] Amazon shares on Wednesday were up about 4% to nearly $194 as of 2 p.m. ET, pushing the Seattle-based retail giant’s market cap above
Supreme Court rules in Biden’s favor, tosses out GOP claims that Democrats coerced social media companies to stamp out conservative points of view
[ad_1] By a 6-3 vote, the justices threw out lower-court rulings that favored Louisiana, Missouri and other parties in their claims that officials in the
Carnival shares rise as flood of demand for cruise bookings bolsters record quarterly results
[ad_1] After cruises became the canary in the coal mine for the tourism industry’s decimation during the pandemic, bookings have come roaring back. The biggest
A ‘very active’ hurricane season could be good news for these 5 insurance stocks, analyst says
[ad_1] Forecasters are expecting another devastating hurricane season this year. Colorado State University’s Department of Atmospheric Science warns a “very active” season could bring 11
EU urges clampdown on cosmetic misuse of Novo’s Ozempic amid worsening drug shortages for diabetics
[ad_1] The European Union’s drug regulator urged countries to clamp down on cosmetic use of powerful drugs for weight loss and diabetes, saying that patients
Affirm founder Max Levchin wants to do away with credit cards
[ad_1] Max Levchin had just taken his company public and was looking to also go for a spin. On the heels of a PayPal deal
Affirm CEO and PayPal cofounder says reports of consumer strife are greatly exaggerated
[ad_1] Reports of American consumers’ inability to pay their bills—or their waning interest in shopping—are greatly exaggerated. That’s according to one CEO with a sizable