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Orlando Bravo's Path to Profit

Orlando Bravo, Thoma Bravo founder & managing partner, says his early deals were terrible and he thought he would be fired. Bravo reflects on how he overcame early losses to become one of world's most successful software dealmakers. He appears on "Bloomberg Wealth with David Rubenstein". This episode was recorded March 6 in Miami.


10 Restaurant Chains Launching Exciting New Menu Items In May

There are plenty of tantalizing new food and beverage options coming to your favorits chains this month. Here are the highlights.


Many golfers like fast greens, but do they ruin good architecture?

Architect Brian Schneider, a longtime associate of Tom Doak and partner at Renaissance Golf Design, has renovated clubs like Hollywood Golf Club in New Jersey (ranked No. 170 on America’s 100 Greatest Courses), Tamarack Country Club in Connecticut, Llanerch Country Club in Pennsylvania and is the co-designer (with Blake Conant) of Old Barnwell in S...


The most strange things foreigners dub as "American" but really aren't

It is undeniable that America has some foods, products, and customs that are just, well, American. Either based on stereotypes, movies, or pure fact, other countries dub countless things as being something unique to the US all the time. Some are painfully accurate, while others will leave you dumbfounded and looking for answers. For your reading pleasure, here are some of the most hilarious things the rest of the world has decided are American.


Dubai: Tallest attractions and activities to check out

Scale Dubai's heights and capture the city's skyline from new viewpoints


I swear by my AmEx card with a hefty annual fee. I get tons of travel perks and over $1,000 in credits for Uber, hotels, stores, and more.

My American Express Platinum card's $695 annual fee comes with lots of perks like airport-lounge access and over $1,000 in credits for Uber and more.


Yas, Saadiyat Islands enhance Abu Dhabi's leading position on world's best tourist destinations list: CEO of Miral Destinations

DUBAI, 8th May, 2024 (WAM) -- Liam Findlay, CEO of Miral Destinations, a subsidiary of Miral and the operational partner for Yas Island and Saadiyat in Abu Dhabi, affirmed that Yas and Saadiyat Islands are enhancing Abu Dhabi's leading position on the world's best tourist destinations list.Findlay stated to the Emirates News Agency (WAM) on the sidelines of the Arabian Travel Market in Dubai that Miral Destinations' goal seven years ago was for...


10 of the Most Unique Museums In the United States

Add these one-of-a-kind destinations to your travel bucket list.


The world's strangest museums

While many may associate museums with hours-long walks through hallways covered in art that you may not understand, that's only one side of things. Museums can cover various topics, with everything from mustard, to SPAM, and even barbed wire or burnt food getting their very own exhibitions. Browse the gallery and cast your eyes over some of the weirdest museum collections in the world.


Astounding facts about the US that most Americans would be surprised to learn

How much do you know about the United States of America? For example, are you aware that the current American flag was designed by a 16-year-old as part of a school project? Or that the US does not have an official language? What about the fact that there are more cattle in South Dakota than people? And are you aware that the nation is the only one on Earth that features all five major climate zones? Intrigued? Click through and be surprised by these amazing reality checks and more.


The world's most dangerous places

Certain parts of the globe are so unwelcoming that even a brief stay can lead to severe consequences for your health. Moreover, there exist regions where local residents face constant peril from both natural and manmade dangers. From the Arctic to the Pacific Ocean, we present a collection of the most dangerous locations in the world. To learn more about these deadly places, check out the gallery.


I’m a Comfy Shoe Snob, and These Are the 8 Travel Styles I Rotate Through My Suitcase — From $30

From my go-to adventure sandals to the only rain boots worth traveling with, these shoes literally keep me on my toes.


Why you should see the least-visited US national parks

Believe it or not, there are some extraordinary natural parks in the US that aren't Yellowstone or Yosemite. Don't let the guidebooks fool you. Just because a park doesn't bring in millions of tourists every year doesn't mean it isn't worth visiting. Some of the most spectacular national parks in the United States are completely off the beaten path. Check out this gallery to find out all the spectacular secrets hiding in the 10 most unpopular national parks in the United States.


I Tried Every Cheetos Flavor & the Best Was Tangy and Spicy

Cheetos, the crunchy, cheesy childhood snack, now has numerous spin-offs in all kinds of flavors, but can any of them top the original?


Impressive underground cities where people actually lived

Hidden entrances, ancient tunnels, and complex histories lurk beneath earth's surface, teeming with tales of a life that few people know much about. Many underground paths or malls claim to be cities, but check out this gallery to see the few real underground habitations where people have actually carried out their lives.


Aviation experts at ATM highlight pivotal role of innovation

International passenger traffic increased by 20 per cent in March 2024


Etihad boss would trade compensation for on-time plane deliveries

Compensation from plane makers for delayed deliveries does not make up for how the shortage of seats hurts passengers, Etihad Airways' chief executive has said. The airline is due to receive about 15 Airbus and Boeing aircraft in 2024 which are already late by between six months and a year, Antonoaldo Neves told The National at Arabian Travel Marke...


13 Nostalgic Photos of Vintage Amusement Parks

What a thrill.


19 volcanoes around the world that could erupt at any moment

We take a look at some of the biggest explosions over the last decade.


You won't believe American settlers did this

Maintaining good personal hygiene is important for both physical and mental health. But 400 years ago, keeping clean wasn't such a big deal, and especially, it seems, in colonial America. Bathing regularly, for example, was rare. Looking after your teeth didn't matter, and going to the toilet... well that proved a new low in cleanliness techniques! But why was keeping clean such a chore, and was anything done about it? Click through and discover disgusting hygiene habits practiced in colonial America.


Influential art movements of the 20th century

In the kaleidoscopic canvas of 20th-century art, each brushstroke told a story of rebellion, innovation, and the relentless pursuit of expression. Entire movements exploded into existence so that ideals could be brought to life in every possible way. A century of artistry saw the rise of abstract creation, performance, and the shattering of creative boundaries. Intrigued? Click through this gallery to see which art movements rose to prominence in the 20th century.


The most haunted objects in history

Spooky stories of haunted houses, desecrated burial grounds, and seafaring specters are enough to send chills down anyone's spine, but we can all take solace in the fact that as long as we avoid these very specific places, no supernatural misfortune should come our way. So then, what do you do when it's not an area that's cursed, but an object? An object capable of moving throughout the world, always bringing tragedy and destruction in its wake? That's an entirely different story altogether. There are many of these haunted items and artifacts all around the world, which might be to blame for some truly heinous crimes. From coffin lids sinking the Titanic, to terracotta sculptures with the power to wipe out villages, there's a lot more out there for you to be afraid of than you might have thought. Do we have your attention? Read on to learn everything you need to know about the world's most haunted artifacts.


Happy 98th Birthday, Sir David Attenborough: The rock star of the natural world and broadcasting hero...

A rock star in the natural world, Sir David Attenborough - who is famous for his distinct dulcet tones when narrating - has been there from the dawn of wildlife television and seen many advances in technology and, sadly, several extinctions and the decline of the natural world. His campaigning and educational documentaries have inspired generations of conservationists, photographers and filmmakers. Here's the legend's life in pictures...


How to Get a Workout in While Traveling

Travel does not have to put a damper on your workout routine.


Sustainable travel destinations around the world

For many, sustainability has become a critical aspect when it comes to planning their holidays. But what does it really mean for a destination to be sustainable? From hiking in Costa Rica to bicycle rides around Germany, have a look at the following gallery for locations, both urban and rural, committed to protecting nature and showcasing a simpler way of being. Click on!


How to Plan a Trip to Las Vegas on a Budget, According to a Travel Expert

Because Sin City isn’t just for high rollers.


The best music memoirs of all time

The rock and roll lifestyle makes for some fascinating stories, as long as the people involved are able to remember them! Tales of excess and success, of epic highs and devastating lows–all are present and accounted for in the most memorable music autobiographies. And then there are the band bust-ups everybody loves to read about! Rock and roll is represented in all its messy glory in these revealing books. Ready to get reading? Click through this gallery to discover the best music memoirs of all time.


The most and least diverse cities in America

In recent years, diversity has become an even greater concern in the workplace, entertainment industry, and education system. As the United States continues to become a more diverse nation, discussions about tolerance and equality are of profound importance. Based on a WalletHub ranking, here are the top and bottom 15 US cities when it comes to diversity, starting with the most diverse.


Sleep habits from around the world

We all sleep, but we don't all have the same sleeping habits. Sure, some people go to bed earlier than others, some prefer a soft mattress, others a firm one, and, of course, people sleep in different positions. But our differences go beyond these basic things. Where we are in the world also influences how we sleep, and indeed how much we sleep. In this gallery, we look at the sleep habits of people in 30 different countries/regions. Curious to find out how you compare to people in other parts of the world? Then click on!


Inside Instagram 'bully' Katherine Asplundh's wedding to billionaire

Katherine and Cabot, 27, threw a glamorous celebration at the historic Henry Morrison Flagler museum, a 75-room 1902 mansion described as 'more wonderful than any palace in Europe.'


9 Vastu-Approved Tips To Make Your Home A Sanctuary Of Positivity And Abundance

Do you wish to make your house a sanctuary of abundance and positivity? One can do this by employing certain vastu principles. Vastu Shastra suggests certain ways and remedies to eradicate negative energy from a living space. Check out 9 vastu-approved tips to invite positivity and abundance into your home. 9 Vastu-Approved Tips For Home To Invite Positivity And Abundance 1. Check which nostril you are breathing from when you wake up in the...


Duke of Westminster visits Chester Cathedral ahead of his June wedding

The Duke of Westminster and his fiancée, Olivia Henson have been carrying out a very regal string of engagements this week in Chester, a month before they tie the knot at Chester Cathedral.


Bagpipe and sirens welcome Olympic torch to France

Olympic swimmer Florent Manaudou becomes first torch carrier in France as relay heads to Paris


Fisker Files For Reorganization In Austria After Magna Pauses Ocean Production

It’s the rough equivalent of filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States. What's next for the troubled startup?


Crow Country: The Kotaku Review

Playing retro-inspired games is like returning to a beloved theme park as an adult. Instinctively knowing where to go first, remembering what it was like to be there as a child—it plays to a very specific kind of nostalgia. Retro-inspired games often include familiar mechanics, recognizable art styles, and tropes of a beloved genre or specific title, offering an almost identical experience to the nostalgia of a Disneyland visit. That’s the idea...


You won't believe these bizarre prison rules and regulations

Serving time can be a very different experience depending on where you are in the world and which prison you end up in. Of course, being incarcerated is by no means a pleasant experience. Some institutions can make it a little bit more bearable for inmates, while others can make the experience not only unpleasant but dangerous. In this gallery, we explore some of the most bizarre prison rules and regulations from around the world, both past and present. Click on and prepare to be surprised.


Earnings Exchange: Instacart, Tapestry & Hyatt Hotels

Gina Sanchez, chief market strategist at Lido Advisors, joins CNBC's 'The Exchange' to share outlooks on three stocks: Instacart, Tapestry, and Hyatt Hotels.


Olympic flame arrives in France ahead of Paris 2024 Games

The flame was brought to the southern French port of Marseille from Greece on the three-masted Belem, 79 days before the Olympics begin.


Moaners rejoice! Ranting with your friends can make you happier

Research by Southwest University has shed new light on the surprising benefits of having a moan with your friends.


The most satisfying movie endings of all time

Although we must respect the artistic license, there's nothing worse than a cliff-hanger ending. Even though a happy ending isn't always realistic, it's nice to have the story neatly wrapped up. In a world of great uncertainty, it's just reassuring to know what the heck is going on sometimes! Click through the following gallery to see our top picks for the most satisfying movie endings of all time.


Boeing cargo plane lands in Istanbul without front wheels

Pilot and crew evacuated, no casualties reported: Turkey's transport ministry


King and Queen out and about for year's first garden party at Buckingham Palace

King Charles was enjoying the London sunshine alongside Queen Camilla, Princess Anne, Princess Sophie and other senior royals as they welcomed guests at Buckingham Palace for the first garden party of the year.


These Insanely Helpful Garden Plants Keep the Mosquitoes Away

Say goodbye to the outdoor pests. Bugs come with the territory when you’re outdoors, but some are more tolerable than others. If it feels like mosquitoes are invading your yard, it’s understandable to want to do what you can to get rid of them. Enter mosquito repellent plants. Here’s the thing: Experts say that the best way to keep mosquitoes at bay is to use personal repellents recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). But if you want to go a more natural route, you may be interested in selecting certain plants—they’re just not necessarily guaranteed to work as well as a spray. “The idea that planting certain plants around your home will successfully repel mosquitoes is only supported by anecdotal evidence and not empirical evidence,” says Eva Buckner, Ph.D., assistant professor and state extension specialist at the University of Florida Medical Entomology Laboratory. It’s important to note, though, that there is some evidence that certain plants may help discourage certain mosquitoes from setting up camp in your yard—they just don’t work as well as a chemical or spray. If it feels like your outdoor space is a haven to mosquitoes, it’s a good idea to “eliminate mosquito breeding grounds on and around your property by draining standing water from flowerpots, birdbaths, grill covers, baby pools, and other sources,” says Jim Fredericks, Ph.D., board-certified entomologist and senior vice president of public affairs at the National Pest Management Association (NPMA). Using a small fan outside may also help keep mosquitoes away since “they are not strong flyers,” Fredericks says. But if you like the look and smell of certain plants and want to see if they keep the mosquitoes away, too, there’s no reason not to try them. These are the plants fans swear are most likely to help get rid of mosquitoes. Snap up one or a few to enhance your outdoor space.


British royal properties you can actually holiday in

From rustic stone cottages on the Balmoral estate to a range of Cornish holiday homes, these are the best royal properties you can rent


The Black Keys live at O2 Academy Brixton review: the rock duo prove they're full of fresh ideas

The Black Keys live at O2 Academy Brixton review: the rock duo prove they're full of fresh ideas - 4/5 The Ohio band also surprised the newly-reopened South London venue with a guest appearance from Noel Gallagher


Shopify president on Q1 results: Seeing the strongest version of Shopify in our 20-year history

Shopify president Harley Finkelstein joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss the company's quarterly earnings results, Q2 guidance, strength of the consumer, growth outlook, and more.


CEO of Italy's largest train operator says tourist flows have 'dramatically' increased

Luigi Ferraris, CEO of Ferrovie, speaks to CNBC contributor Michelle Caruso-Cabrera at the 2024 Influence Relevance & Growth Conference at the SDA Bocconi School of Management in Milan.


Settings from beloved books you can actually visit

From the romantic streets of Paris that inspired Hemingway's 'A Moveable Feast' to the windswept Yorkshire Moors that set the stage for Emily Brontë's 'Wuthering Heights,' you can uncover a captivating blend of visual beauty and literary depth at these real-life locations that inspired literary legends. These bustling cafes, picturesque towns, and natural wonders have influenced timeless tales, creating profound connections between place and narrative. Whether you're a book lover or a wanderlust-driven traveler, join us as we celebrate the mesmerizing interplay between literature and geography, igniting your passion to explore these literary landmarks firsthand. Click on to get started.


A Former ‘Green Book’ Hotel in North Carolina Has Been Lovingly Restored — And You Can Still Stay There

The Historic Magnolia House honors its past as a Green Book hotel while offering thoughtfully appointed rooms and delectable Southern food.


Playing on the PGA Tour is a big deal. But life on tour isn't always easy

EAST LOTHIAN, Scotland — News flash: Golf at the highest level is difficult. News flash (2): But even difficult golf can be fun. And both were on display during press conferences that formed part of the media day for July’s Genesis Scottish Open at The Renaissance Club. On the dark side of life on tour was Bob MacIntyre. Still relatively fresh from...