STAT+: Why conversations around health AI may be evolving beyond hype

In this edition of AI Prognosis, Brittany Trang argues that the tide may be turning when it comes to how …

Kevin O’Leary Rejects Trump’s $500 Million Spirit Airlines Bailout Proposal: ‘Losers Die’

As Donald Trump weighs a rescue for Spirit Airlines, the investor argues failing companies should be allowed to collapse.

Math provides the proof. OpenAI says AI makes original ideas.

Sébastien Bubeck and Ernest Ryu, researchers at OpenAI, argues that AI will do most human research work within two years …

Is the Caribbean's On-Island Resort Sector Being Crushed by the Cruise Industry?

Author argues cruise lines exploit Caribbean destinations through low taxes and onboard amenities, undermining hotel viability with unfair competition.

Did AppLovin really fire half its staff to force AI use?

Adam Foroughi, co-founder and CEO of AppLovin, argues that layoffs help force AI adoption, cut inefficiencies, and rebuild companies around …

Senate Armed Services GOP argues defense spending will boost economy ahead of Hegseth testimony

The Senate Armed Services Committee (SASC) is rolling out its messaging playbook ahead of the Trump administration’s push to pass …

Operational Consistency Is the New Standard for Multi-Property Success

The article argues that manual, disconnected hotel operations create communication gaps that hurt guest experience and advocates for centralized digital …

Hospitality at Crossroads: From Service Industry to Wellbeing Stewardship

The article argues hospitality must evolve from transactional service delivery to creating environments that support ongoing guest wellbeing and behavior …

The Invisible Hotel: Why Frictionless Efficiency Is Eroding Hospitality Value - and How to Reclaim It

The piece argues that hospitality's focus on frictionless automation risks commoditizing brands by eliminating human connection moments that drive loyalty …

Drip funding, bad faith founders and the Philippine VC reality

Jecky Pelaez of Kickstart Ventures argues that today’s tighter funding environment is exposing weak startup habits shaped by years of …

Viewpoint: Is AI actually improving care outcomes?

Healthcare AI has not been widely evaluated for clinical benefits, leaving a dearth of information on whether the technology actually …

Health system governance is falling behind: 8 things to know

Nonprofit health system boards are governing larger, more complex enterprises than ever before, but a report published April 27 by …

The Hotel Industry Has a Demand Origin Problem. It Has Been Misdiagnosing It for Twenty Years.

The author argues hotels have misunderstood their core challenge: controlling guest introductions, not just optimizing marketing channels or technology solutions.

Hospitals’ $1.6 trillion cost crisis: 10 things to know

Americans spend more than $1.6 trillion a year on hospital care — roughly one-third of all health spending — and …

What Are Hotel Buffets Really Serving - Experience or Excess?

The author argues hotels should move from "theatrical abundance" to "intelligent abundance" in buffet design to reduce waste without compromising …

Quis coniungit ipsos coniungentes? (Who connects the connectors?): A seamless travel journey in search of a traveler

The author argues that AI-powered booking connectors fail because they expect travelers to manage technical complexity rather than simplifying it.

Airlines Secretly Sold Your Travel And Payment Data To The IRS And FBI — Now They’re Being Sued

Airlines and their payment-clearing partner quietly sold searchable travel and payment data to federal agencies including the IRS and FBI, …

The Mystification of Hotel Sales

The author argues hotel GMs lack proper sales oversight, focusing on superficial metrics rather than lead conversion tracking and systematic …

Proposed mandatory clean energy guidelines could mean less participation, Apple argues