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We knew the lockdowns, shutdowns, and overall panic decision-making by Governors and state leaders who were in way over their head did serious damage to business travel… Read more »

Any parent with a daughter knows that Instagram can be unhealthy for their child, and now we’ve learned that employees of the company itself agree.  A story… Read more »

Apple enthusiasts might already be starting to line up at Apple stores, as brand new iPhone models are set to be announced during a media event on… Read more »

NASA released a satellite image Saturday, that put into context the damage and destruction that had taken place in New York City from the September 11 terror… Read more »

New York City was awash in 9/11 observances on Saturday, as the city marked 20 years to the day that the World Trade Centers were brought down… Read more »

If you are not involved in global shipping, importing or exporting, or international logistics for the movement of goods around the world, be very grateful because if… Read more »

El Salvador is not exactly known for being a progressive country.  Consider this fact as proof; 25% of the country’s GDP comes from remittances—money El Salvadoran’s living… Read more »

Labor Day is especially meaningful for many small businesses across the U.S. Monday, because the day brings hope that many struggling to stay open can actually start… Read more »

Despite the best efforts by many mainstream outlets to scare and shame people from simply trying to enjoy their life, travelers will be out in force over… Read more »

The summer wildfire season in California has been even more disastrous than usual, with the town of South Lake Tahoe being completely deserted. This normally booming summer… Read more »

The Supreme Court ruled last week that the federal eviction ban could not be further extended, so that means landlords around the country are going to be… Read more »

Hurricane Ida did serious damage in New Orleans and throughout Louisiana Sunday, and now will wreak havoc with other states and cities in the south as it… Read more »