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More Than 74 Million People Will Travel Over 4th of July

The Fourth of July holiday, also known as Independence Day, was established shortly after the signing of the Declaration of Independence. It is one of only 11 federal holidays, a list that was just…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 5 years ago

Cities Where Car Travel Is Surging

Car travel dropped almost everywhere in America during the COVID-19 pandemic. People stopped going to work. Schools were closed. Retail outlets were shuttered along with movie theaters and many vacation destinations. Slowly, that has…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 5 years ago

This Is The Most Traveled Country Before The Pandemic

In addition to causing almost seven million deaths worldwide (so far), shutting down countless businesses of every kind, and redefining social intercourse in ways that may turn out to be permanent, the coronavirus pandemic…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 5 years ago

This Is America’s Most Dangerous City For Driving

During the Covid-19 pandemic, American motorists have decreased their amount of driving precipitously as they worked remotely instead of commuting and stayed at home instead of going out to restaurants, shows, and sporting events.…

Douglas A. McIntyre · 5 years ago

Morgan Stanley Sees Plenty of Lift in Airline Stocks

Morgan Stanley analysts boosted price targets Tuesday morning on several U.S. airlines and initiated coverage of one with an Underweight rating that already has outrun the analysts' target.

Paul Ausick · 5 years ago

How to Avoid Flying on a Boeing 737 Max

While Boeing's 737 Max 8 is back in the air, many travelers are worried enough about the plane's track record that they want to avoid flying on one.

Douglas A. McIntyre · 6 years ago

Why Most Analysts Think FedEx Is a Buy After Earnings

FedEx reported better than expected fiscal second-quarter results after the markets closed on Thursday. Although investors were not happy with results, analysts were fairly positive.

Chris Lange · 6 years ago