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Amazon posts negative free cash flow of $42.4 billion, holds 2026 capex unchanged
Amazon shares fell over 6% after reporting negative free cash flow of $42.4 billion for the trailing twelve months, driven by surging AI infrastructure investments that exceeded capital expenditure guidance.
Steve Ellis, frontman of Everlasting Love hitmakers Love Affair, dies aged 76
Steve Ellis, frontman of 1960s pop group Love Affair and vocalist on the enduring hit “Everlasting Love,” has died at age 76 following complications from chronic illness.
Suitcase Richard Burton sent to sister with Elizabeth Taylor’s clothes up for auction
A suitcase containing Elizabeth Taylor’s unwanted clothes that Richard Burton sent to his sister in 1971, along with a handwritten letter, is being auctioned as part of Welsh memorabilia collection.
War Is Coming in the ‘Percy Jackson’ Season 3 Trailer
The third season of Percy Jackson and the Olympians follows Percy’s quest to rescue Annabeth while navigating conflict between gods and Titans, arriving on Disney+ later this month.
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DOJ asks for Supreme Court to intervene on California ballot demands
The DOJ has asked the Supreme Court to intervene in its dispute with California over roughly 20,000 people it claims are noncitizens on voter rolls, a day before Election Day.
Dutch police offer record €2m reward in hunt for drug lord Jos Leijdekkers
Dutch police have offered a record €2m reward for information leading to the arrest of Jos Leijdekkers, a 35-year-old suspected of being a key player in international cocaine trafficking.
Judge accuses DOJ of ‘weaponization,’ tosses case against ex-FBI officials
A federal magistrate judge dismissed criminal charges against two former FBI officials, accusing the Justice Department of weaponization in what he characterized as a rushed, politically timed investigation.
Should cockpits stay locked from the inside? Flydubai stabbing raises flight security questions
A flydubai pilot stabbing incident has reignited debate over cockpit door security policies implemented after 9/11, with aviation experts divided on whether locked doors prioritize defense against external threats over internal dangers.
London to Chicago BA flight declares emergency after dropping 28,000 feet
A British Airways flight from London to Chicago declared an emergency and descended 28,000 feet over Ireland before returning safely to Heathrow after a technical issue deployed oxygen masks.
UK government promises disabled air passengers better safeguards
The UK government pledged improved safeguards for disabled air passengers, including protection from wheelchair damage and trained staff support, following a review that identified numerous travel difficulties.
Almost a quarter of European airline pilots fly when too fatigued to work
A survey of nearly 7,200 European airline pilots found that 24% routinely fly despite dangerous fatigue levels, while 75% have experienced microsleeps in the cockpit.
When Sustainability and Hospitality Performance Go Hand in Hand
Accor’s refreshed Hosting Change sustainability strategy connects environmental commitments directly to hotel performance across operations, guest experience, and talent across its 5,800-hotel network.
Which Airlines Are Still Skipping Dubai This Winter
Nearly 20 airlines are skipping Dubai this winter, with some not returning until late March, disrupting hotel occupancy plans that relied on long-haul capacity from European carriers.
Hyatt in Trademark Clash With Hilton Over ‘Select’ in Hotel Brand Names
Hyatt has filed a trademark opposition against Hilton’s proposed “Select by Hilton” brand name, citing its own registered Hyatt Select trademark. Both companies have agreed to suspend the case pending settlement negotiations.
Willie Walsh Wants IndiGo to Go Long-Haul Without Losing Its Low-Cost Core
IndiGo CEO Willie Walsh aims to expand internationally while preserving the airline’s low-cost model, as the carrier reviews fuel hedging policies amid financial pressures.
Orthodox church sends medieval prince’s remains to Russian troops in Ukraine
The Russian Orthodox Church has sent a fragment of a medieval prince’s remains to troops fighting in Ukraine, stating the relic would spiritually strengthen soldiers and help achieve victory.