
Nathan Bomey
Business Reporter at Axios
Business Reporter at Axios Closer Newsletter
@Axios Closer biz newsletter writer. Ex: @USATODAY, @Freep reporter. Author, "Bridge Builders," "After the Fact," "Detroit Resurrected." [email protected]
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axios.com | Kale Williams |Nathan Bomey
Home for the night in the shadow of Broken Top. Photo: Kale Williams/AxiosAmericans are taking more solo camping trips to get away from it all, and Portlanders have no shortage of options. Why it matters: Depending on whom you ask, it's either another symptom of America's loneliness epidemic or it's a healthy YOLO move for people who just need a break.
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axios.com | Nathan Bomey
Illustration: Natalie Peeples/AxiosA handful of retailers delivered a mixed message on tariff impacts when reporting earnings today. ğï¸ Macy's: The department store chain reduced its earnings outlook, though tariffs were only part of the reason. CEO Tony Spring told CNBC the company would raise prices on a "surgical" basis to offset them. But its strategy of focusing on its best locations is starting to yield results.
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axios.com | Nathan Bomey
Travelers use kiosks at the United Airlines check-in area at San Francisco International Airport on May 23. Photo: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesUnited Airlines flyers will need to check in at least 45 minutes before departure. The new rule, which takes effect June 3, applies to both customers who are not checking a bag and customers who are checking one. ⏰ Previously, flyers who weren't checking a bag could check in as late as 30 minutes before departure.
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axios.com | Nathan Bomey
Colorado resident Kris Angelo goes solo camping with his dog, Australian Shepherd mix Chappelle. Photo courtesy of Kris AngeloAmericans are taking more solo camping trips to get away from it all. Why it matters: Depending on who you ask, it's either another symptom of America's loneliness epidemic or it's healthy YOLO move for people who just need a break from the craziness of daily life.
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axios.com | Nathan Bomey
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang speaks during a news conference in Taipei on May 21. Photo: I-Hwa Cheng / AFP via Getty ImagesNvidia topped earnings expectations in its most recent quarter as AI chip demand continues to fuel growth for the company despite concerns about mounting U.S.-to-China export restrictions. Why it matters: Nvidia has become a bellwether stock for the AI economy as tech companies invest heavily in product development and data center capability, powering Nvidia's rise.
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