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In recent years, the unemployment rate in the US has remained relatively low, hovering at or below 4% for the past 30 months. However, this seemingly positive statistic does not tell the whole story. There is a growing population of individuals known as NEETs – those not in employment, education, or training. These individuals, often
In a recent turn of events, Delta Air Lines, one of the leading airlines in the industry, faced major disruptions due to a botched software update by CrowdStrike. The aftermath of this incident led to the cancellation of more than 5,000 flights, costing the company approximately $500 million. This disruption not only affected the airline
Working remotely has become a common practice for many individuals, especially in a post-pandemic world. However, when it comes to working from a cruise ship, the tax implications can be a bit more complicated than working from home. Jenny Hunnicutt and her husband embarked on a 274-night cruise that spanned the globe, presenting an interesting
The CEO of Delta Airlines, Ed Bastian, announced that the recent IT outage that left thousands of customers stranded will have a significant financial impact on the company. According to him, the outage is expected to cost Delta Airlines a whopping $500 million. This amount includes not only lost revenue but also the expenses incurred
Boeing recently reported a larger loss and lower revenue than what analysts had predicted for the second quarter. The company’s commercial airplane and defense programs continued to struggle during this period. The loss per share was $2.90 per share adjusted, compared to the estimated $1.97 per share adjusted. In terms of revenue, Boeing brought in
As an avid adventurer, the question of “What is your favorite country to visit?” is always a challenging one to answer. There are so many factors that shape a travel experience, from culture and food to scenery and vibes. However, when reflecting on my extensive travels to popular destinations like Turkey, Nepal, South Africa, and
Spirit Airlines, known for its budget air travel options, is making a strategic move to increase revenue in the face of various challenges. The Florida-based carrier announced plans to offer new packages for its highest-priced tickets, bundling in perks that were previously offered as add-ons. This comes as Spirit grapples with the aftermath of a
JetBlue Airways experienced a significant boost in its share value following the announcement of an unexpected profit coupled with a strategic decision to defer $3 billion in aircraft spending until 2029. This move was made in an effort to enhance the airline’s cash flow, which has been under pressure due to the ongoing challenges in
U.S. airlines are making strategic moves to reduce their capacity for the rest of the year to counteract the oversupply of flights in the domestic market. This oversupply has resulted in lower fares and decreased profitability, despite the high demand for summer travel. Recent data shows that airlines in the U.S. have significantly decreased their
Southwest Airlines has recently announced significant changes to its business model, which includes the discontinuation of open seating and the introduction of extra legroom seats on its aircraft. This marks a major shift in the carrier’s 53-year history and comes in response to mounting pressure to increase revenue. The decision to implement these changes was