Kalyan Kumar

The collapsed British Travel company Thomas Cook UK will not have any bid from German airlines Lufthansa. The insolvent company owns Thomas Cook Airlines.

A bomb scare at Port Miami delayed the departure of the Norwegian Breakaway cruise ship on Sunday noon.

The much-hyped Tesla Semi truck made a rare appearance recently at The Tesla Pixar headquarters. The prototype was part of the many several electric vehicles lined up there and was a good spectacle.

WeWork co-founder, CEO Adam Neumann is facing the threat of removal after a few board members initiated the move with the blessing of main investor Japan’s Softbank, according to the latest news.

The announcement by British aircraft engine maker Rolls Royce that it would need more time to fix problems with Trent 1000 engine will hurt the flying plans of grounded Boeing 787 Dreamliners.

A cruise marketing brochure by a travel company has triggered allegations of racism for its pitch “exclusively for Brits.” The holiday company Saga Cruises later apologized for the “error.”

After the August job cuts, NBC Universal will soon have another round of layoffs as part of ongoing restructuring work in the lifestyle group.

Apple and Walt Disney would have merged if Apple’s late CEO Steve Jobs was alive. This is what Disney Chief Executive Bob Iger believes.

United States President Donald Trump has said there are better options than a war in tackling Iran over its alleged complicity in the attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities.

Leading cruise company Norwegian Cruise Line is offering a free cruise to one specially selected person from every state in the U.S and one each from the provinces in Canada.

Space X CEO Elon Musk has teased images of the under-construction prototype of the Mars rocket being built by the company at Boca Chica, Texas testing site.

The scare of a mysterious lung disease that has killed 7 people so far has led to a change in the advertisement policy of leading TV channels. They will stop airing vaping products' advertisements.

Modest open likely for U.S. markets Wednesday after key equity gauges including Dow Jones futures were down on Wednesday morning. The trigger for the day will be the Fed's announcement of policy and rate cuts if any.

A Royal Caribbean cruise ship, Majesty of the Seas, rescued seven Cuban migrants from danger at sea. The migrants’ boat reportedly malfunctioned during the journey and they pleaded for help.

Ailing Formula 1 world champion Michael Schumacher has been discharged from the Georges Pompidou hospital in Paris after “experimental treatment.” Interestingly, a hospital staffer said the racing legend was “conscious” discounting other speculations.

The T-Mobile Sprint merger is good for rural America said the latest news on the T-Mobile Sprint merger that quoted a top official of the Department of Justice.

Lower open expected for the U.S. stocks Tuesday after main equity gauges including Dow Jones looked down.

A British couple caught for drug trafficking in Portugal on a cruise ship pleaded innocent saying they were tricked into smuggling drugs. According to police, they are part of a drugs syndicate.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has praised the online retail giant Amazon and its delivery systems.

Despite an impressive annual sales growth, the shares of Canadian marijuana player Aurora Cannabis tumbled Monday after analyst Andrew Carter of Stifel Nicolaus designated it “sell.”

Lower open likely for Wall Street Monday after important U.S. stock futures looked down on Monday morning.

Virgin Voyages’ adults-only cruise ship “Scarlet Lady” has unveiled its uniforms for the crew. The dress code looks like a spectacular fashion statement as a departure from the conventional dress of cruise crews.

Canadian cannabis player Aurora Cannabis has posted significant sales growth and is readying to a take larger market share in the marijuana industry including the U.S cannabis market.

Oil prices jumped more than 15 percent after Saturday’s drone attack on Saudi Arabia’s oil facilities that snuffed out more than 50 percent of its production capacity and 5 percent of the global oil supply.

Higher open likely for the U.S. markets Friday as key equity gauges were looking up Friday morning.

Cruise lines continue to support the relief efforts at the Bahamas ravaged by the hurricane Dorian. Among them is Bahamas Paradise Cruise Line that canceled all its booked sailings to ferry relief materials and run special missions to the island.

Cybersecurity major Symantec will cut 152 jobs at its Mountain View headquarters, 18 positions in San Francisco, and 36 jobs at Culver City in Los Angeles County. They earmarked will be laid off by Oct.15.

The U.S. government’s fiscal deficit crossed the red line of $1 trillion in August. This happened the first time after a gap of seven years.

Higher open likely for the U.S. markets Thursday after the main equity futures indices climbed following goodwill gestures by the two sides in the Sino-U.S trade war.