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Financial reporting is back! Woohoo! Time for us to google what amortization means because we're not entirely sure.
Financial reporting is back! Woohoo! Time for us to google what amortization means because we're not entirely sure.
We hope the cash delivery drivers aren't like Uber Eats drivers who are renowned for snagging a few hot chips.
There is now even less excuses for why you're 'that person' who boards the flight 20 minutes late!
We think your job is safe, but here's to hoping AI doesn't steal ours!
Perhaps it'll become its cheaper for planes to provide excellent Wi-Fi than it is to buy the rights to a dodgy box set.
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Next thing you know, AI will be packing your bags for you. Now that's an excuse Schapelle Corby could have used!
We're of course talking about the digital travel money card, not the pesky birds that interrupt your beach picnic.
Now when you lose your bag, it's your fault. Not the airline's. Or at least that's what Air NZ will want you to think.
Heron started out as a drone start up company, now it's hit the big leagues and will shake up Singaporean aviation.
Does the emissions from your flights keep you up at night? Travelport is here to ensure you sleep like a baby.
First Twitter ('X'), now the cruise industry! What is Elon Musk going to go after next? Airbus or Boeing?
Traveltek has unveiled its new 'iSell' program, which sounds like something that could end up in a lawsuit with Apple.
We hear another bidder for the contract had a former Optus employee on the books. Needless to say, it was overlooked.
We're not sure how it will help when your bag is missing, but at least you won't be standing clueless at baggage claim.
Unsure how AI will influence 'alternate properties' and 'cross-selling'? We've got you covered, or at least Sabre does!
We'd love to see what AI predicts economy seats will look like in 2050. Judging by these renders, we're expecting a lot!
Travelport+ is just like Apple+. Well, not really... Actually, the only thing they have in common is the + at the end.