According to a new survey from GasBuddy.com, over 30% of Americans are ready to road trip this summer

Even with lower passenger volume, the new challenge might be having to arrive at the airport up to 4 hours preflight.

One concern as we stumble toward reopening is luring workers back who would have to take pay cuts because of large unemployment checks. Can those workers refuse?

Peloton is thriving in a pandemic world. Quarterly sales of their connected fitness line are up 66% with almost 900,000 subscribers.

Last year, America couldn’t find enough truck drivers. Then, the business changed and almost 800 companies shut down.

We’re driving less, so auto insurance companies are rebating customers. If you’re expecting the same from your cable company because there are no sports, take a seat on the bench. It’s not happening….yet.

When all is said and done, Facebook exists to sell ads. In the early coronavirus days, sales dropped as major advertisers pulled campaigns. But, at the same time, usage was growing.

Our old friend Beer is back led by budget brands like Miller Lite, Michelob Ultra, and Natty Light, all with double digit growth. Busch Light was the leader, up 44%.

The Paycheck Protection Program relaunched yesterday and ran into the same technical troubles we heard about during the first round.

As companies prepare to return to business, one of their biggest hurdles might be huge unemployment checks.