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2 weeks ago | moneydigest.com | Ebube Jones

The Alps rarely have any competitors when it comes to their sheer natural beauty. Stretching from the Mediterranean shore to encompass eight disparate countries — France, Monaco, Italy, Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Austria, Germany, and Slovenia — the Alps define much of the geography and climate of Europe. The Alps region stretches more than 750 miles and is inhabited by nearly 14 million people.

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Ebube Jones

2 hours agoA Wildly Popular Mexico Beach Town Has Been Named The World's Worst Tourist Destination For 2025It's not that any traveler plans to go to a disappointing beach, but sometimes the most popular beach destinations can quickly deflate expectations …9 hours agoWhy it's getting even harder to get into airport lounges nowAirplane tickets are getting cheaper, but it's getting more expensive to bring your family to an airport lounge.

3 weeks ago | barchart.com | Ebube Jones

Boeing (BA) is right in the middle of a comeback story. Shares keep climbing and Boeing is outperforming major indexes. Boeing shares are up 18.1% so far this year, beating both the S&P 500 Index ($SPX) and the Nasdaq Composite Index ($NASX) significantly. Boeing’s stock has climbed 28% in the last three months and has stayed above its 200-day moving average since December 2024, showing that investors are feeling confident.

3 weeks ago | barchart.com | Ebube Jones

Steel stocks are grabbing headlines after President Donald Trump’s bold move to double tariffs on most imported steel (HVM25) and aluminum (ALQ25) from 25% to 50%. The new levies kicked in on Wednesday, June 4. The White House says this is to stop other countries from dumping cheap steel and aluminum in the U.S., aiming to protect American producers.

3 weeks ago | barchart.com | Ebube Jones

Chevron’s (CVX) decision to cut 20% of its workforce in 2025, recently impacting 800 employees in the Permian Basin region, comes at a tough time for the company. Chevron’s stock has lagged behind its peers over the past yearThe bigger picture isn’t much steadier. Oil prices have been unstable, with the EIA expecting Brent crude (CBQ25) to average $74 a barrel in 2025, down from $81 in 2024. At the same time, U.S. crude production is set to hit a record 13.6 million barrels per day this year.