United Airlines gets hit by a $6 billion added-fuel-cost headwind
Investors zero in on United’s potentially fatter jet-fuel bill — the airline said it expects nearly $6 billion in additional fuel expenses for the year.
Investors zero in on United’s potentially fatter jet-fuel bill — the airline said it expects nearly $6 billion in additional fuel expenses for the year.
What business problems can Kubernetes address? “Historically, software application development has been a challenging process, often constrained by hardware and platform limitations,” says Binqi Zhang, a director with PwC Australia’s digital engineering practice. “This led to the development of containerisation as a way to decouple applications from underlying infrastructure—basically providing applications with everything they need…
Consolidators in the wealth management industry expect a years-long rise in registered investment advisor valuations to finally flatline in the latter half of 2026. According to a survey released by DeVoe & Company on Thursday of 40 RIA executives from consolidators, 82% anticipate stable RIA valuations, 18% expect declines, and none expect increases. The shift…
As artificial intelligence reshapes how information is delivered, financial advisors are being challenged to rethink what truly differentiates their value. Mindy Diamond sits down with James Woodfall, a former wealth management business owner turned emotional intelligence expert and founder of Raise Your EI, to explore why emotional intelligence may become one of the profession’s greatest…
Your next move Make trust a boardroom topic. Although it’s impossible to fully inoculate a company against losses of stakeholder trust, many CEOs could do more to anticipate and proactively address potential areas of vulnerability. As our analysis demonstrates, trust isn’t an intangible soft topic. Value is at stake. This means trust should be prioritised as a boardroom topic…
Fundraising comes down to people and trust. Over the past 15 years, Asante has watched teams with strong track records struggle for want of real relationships, and newer managers succeed because a small number of investors came to trust them. We have advised on over 100 successful fundraises across North America, Europe and Asia, in…
RAFAEL LAGUNA DE LA VERA: Government can change law. Government can put a lot of money at stuff, even more than any rich individual could do. Government is actually required to scale businesses. FREDERIK BLACHETTA: There’s always those kind of theories, where we are arguing that governments are the problem. I would really love to…