Kevin Ryan

1 week ago | wtwco.com | Stephen Zwicker |Mark Daniels |Kevin Ryan

When it comes to long-term incentive (LTI) vehicles, relative total shareholder return (TSR) remains the most popular performance metric. In fact, TSR was used in more than 50% of performance awards either as a single metric or one of multiple metrics, according to WTW’s 2024 Long-Term Incentives Policies and Practices Report. Given this prevalence, companies need to stay informed about TSR plan design practices and trends.

1 month ago | sg.news.yahoo.com | Kevin Ryan

Google sticks an AI button on its search bar as it fights off ChatGPTGoogle (GOOGL) is making a rare change to its search page — and it’s doing so to make room for AI. The search giant is testing a feature that places an “AI Mode” button directly underneath the search bar. It replaces the “I’m feeling lucky” button, which takes users directly to the top search result instead of showing a list of options.

1 month ago | finance.yahoo.com | Kevin Ryan

Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty Images) Spirit Airlines, long known for its low prices and no-frills airfare, is suddenly leaning into passenger comfort. The airline announced Tuesday that it will begin offering two premium options. They include, perhaps most surprisingly, seating with extra legroom. The new seats will be available on May 15 for flights taking off July 9 and later, and will roll out across the majority of Spirit’s fleet sometime that month, the company said in a press release.

1 month ago | backstage.com | H. Foley |Kevin Ryan

EXPIRES:Seeking talent from New York City, NYRoles paying up to US$500.00COMPANY DETAILSTuddy StudiosRyan Dellacagna, Director of OperationsMember since May 12, 2025PROJECT DESCRIPTIONSeeking look-alikes to play the two comedian hosts of the "Are You Garbage Podcast": Kevin Ryan and H. Foley. Scripted. ACTORS & PERFORMERSShoots approx. 2 hours in the Flatiron District. All RolesRate: US$250 / hourTotal Pay: US$500 (est.

1 month ago | finance.yahoo.com | Kevin Ryan

Photo: Spencer Platt (Getty Images) Expedia (EXPE) reported worse-than-expected first-quarter earnings on Thursday, the latest discouraging sign for the American travel industry. The travel platform also lowered its full-year outlook, citing weak U.S. demand. Expedia’s stock fell by 8% on Friday morning. The company reported revenue of $2.99 billion on $31.45 billion in total bookings. Both figures were up year-over-year but below what analysts had predicted.