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Douglas A. McIntyre

These Are America’s Safest Cities for Tourists

Picking spots to visit in a foreign country is a matter of local attractions, climate, cost of travel, and often restaurants and hotels. The U.S. keeps a list of countries it is not safe…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 7 years ago

This Is What Google Looks Like Broken Into Pieces

Several of the large divisions of Alphabet could operate independently. As the government reviews how it might blunt Google's influence, these divisions offer a map for what Alphabet would look like broken into standalone…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 7 years ago

This Is What Amazon Looks Like Broken Into Pieces

Will the FTC suggest that Amazon.com be broken into pieces, thus blunting its power in both the e-commerce and cloud marketplaces? Amazon has three large segments, so cutting it up would not be difficult.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 7 years ago

Eurozone Manufacturing Trouble Deepens

In a sign that Europe has been bitten by trade tensions and a slowing of the economy in several nations, new data shows that its manufacturing sector continues to shrink.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 7 years ago

Airlines Issue Warning About Trade War, Fuel Prices

The International Air Transport Association (IATA), a trade group which represents nearly 300 carriers around the world, is the latest organization to voice optimism about the effects of the trade war between the U.S.…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 7 years ago

Bid for Buffett Lunch Hits $4,567,888

An annual bidding ritual to have lunch with Warren Buffett, the proceeds of which go to charity, has hit $4,567,888, according to the bidding page on eBay. The amount was the final bid. The…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 7 years ago

China’s New Threat Could Savage FedEx

Another company is about to be caught up in the China trade war. The Chinese government announced it would look that the freight company’s actions under the “suspicion of undermining the legitimate rights and…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 7 years ago

Will Gap Close All Its Stores?

In an age when e-commerce already has wrecked or nearly wrecked some of America's largest and most iconic retailers, decisions for brick-and-mortar retailers to retrench or close are ever more frequent.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 7 years ago

Will Gap Close All Its Gap Stores?

In an age when e-commerce already has wrecked or nearly wrecked some of America's largest and most iconic retailers, decisions for brick-and-mortar retailers to retrench or close are ever more frequent.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 7 years ago