APRIL FIRST 2021 The Ever Grounded, the biggest freight ship in the world, fully loaded with containers of plastic buckets, fake moustaches and spare parts for kitchen food mixers, among 1,916 other items on their way to customers across the world, has been stuck with bow wedged into one bank and stern dug into the
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Oh yes! We can zoom along and meet around the edges of the screen. Undoubtedly that’s so many times better than if this had happened 25 years ago with only a crackly, high-priced phone call to connect us to the world and those we love! From Warren Buffet’s Berkshire Hathaway annual briefing to American Idol,
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Aye Eye.The help you need before you know you need it.“AI” Travel Group Omniscient is delighted, and not a little amused, to announce the launch of Aye Eye Hotels, Aye Eye Car Rental and Aye Eye AirWeGo Airlines. Two blinks of your eyelashes, speaking a very saucy personal joke, doing an impromptu love-dance, gets you
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The New Year brings a bucket load of resolutions and tips on how to write them, apply them and keep to them. The same, and more with Goals for the year. The key – most important – is to set a stash of operating rules for each day. Either time slots “10-11 plan new product
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These announcements are important…don’t miss the real beginning of April: LOCK-ROPE(TM) Hotels (2017) Innovation continues… S-Trip Hotels (2016) It gets better… NanoHotelExperience (2015) They really think this way…? Bus Lanes To Be For Walkers (2014) Unbelievable..! Weightless Hotels(TM) (2013) You gotta’ say maybe…. Spring Rules of
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I had to laugh out loud yesterday when reading the paper and seeing that Wells Fargo was going to have to pay $3.4 million to customers to settle a regulator’s claims that brokers recommended certain investment products they did not fully understand. Really? $3.4 Million, that’s all? OK, I’m going to get on my soapbox here so
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Exert from “The Hustle”: Aside from struggling to adjust to China’s different set of cultural norms re: sharing homes with strangers, Chinese consumers have also been critical of Airbnb’s recent effort to rename itself “Aibiying” (translation: “welcome each other with love”) in China — which convinced Chinese people it was either a brothel or a
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