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Business News

Traveling to Europe Will Get Harder in 2024 — Here's Why

The EU is implementing a new move to bolster border security and digitally track travelers entering and exiting EU countries.

Travel

Get the Lowest Price Online for This Cozy Pop-up Cabin

This six-foot cabin for tour car is only $319.99.

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3 Dead and More Than a Dozen Injured After Greyhound Bus Crashes Into Several Parked Tractor-Trailers

"I really feel blessed," a surviving passenger said after the accident.

Travel

Travel Cheaper with a Dollar Flight Club Subscription at the Best Price Online Right Here

Save big on flights with a lifetime subscription to this flight service for $60.

Travel

Some Remote Employees Are Taking Secret 'Hush Trips' While on the Clock, According to a New Study

As workers begin to return to the office, some are squeezing every last drop out of their WFH setups by taking secret vacations.

Travel

5 Tips for Keeping Business Travel Simple and Stress-Free

Even though you might not be able to remove every stressor around a business flight, you have the power to improve your experience.

Green Entrepreneur

Last-Minute Father's Day Deals

Snag these awesome gifts for the hard-working dad in your life. (Especially if that dad is you!)

Business News

The 10 Cheapest Countries Where You Can Buy Citizenship or Residency For as Low as $19,000

Eligible foreign investors can buy a golden passport or visa in over 30 countries around the world.

Side Hustle

She Picked Up a Side Hustle Her Husband Saw on 'Shark Tank' — Now It Brings in More Than $100,000 Per Year

Stephanie Jackson started working with BabyQuip in 2020 and says the venture's "surpassed" all of her previous gigs.

Business News

'Revenge Spending' Is Showing Signs of Cooling — Good for Inflation, Bad for Some Businesses

When the lockdown subsided and businesses opened up again, so did wallets -- causing a surge in "revenge spending." Now, that pattern of consumer spending is cooling, which may help inflation but could put a dent in some of the "revenge categories" (like hospitality) that have rebounded since the pandemic.

Business News

Royal Caribbean Is Testing a Controversial Change — and It Might Be Bad for Revenue

The cruise line has experimented with variations of the policy in the past.