The 2026 FIFA World Cup, hosted largely in the US, has driven significant traffic gains for major US airlines like American, Delta, and United. American Airlines added over 27,000 seats on routes to host cities, while United saw nearly a 20% booking increase. Delta's CEO highlighted the event as a strong advertisement for US tourism, expecting lasting benefits in international travel demand. Airlines have ramped up flights and special services to accommodate fans, with the tournament enhancing the US's appeal as a travel destination.
Delta Air Lines is re-establishing a strong presence in Texas by focusing on Austin after closing its Dallas/Fort Worth hub in 2005. The airline announced new flights from Austin to Paris and San Diego, citing Austin's booming economy and global conn...
Berkshire Hathaway, led by CEO Greg Abel, adopted a more active investment approach in Q2, adding significantly to Alphabet and Delta, announcing a $6.8 billion acquisition of Taylor Morrison, and executing $4.4 billion in share buybacks. Operational...
In Q2 2026, Berkshire Hathaway boosted its Alphabet shares by 83%, making it its third-largest holding worth $37.8 billion, while billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller initiated a new Alphabet position. Both investors, known for very different s...
Berkshire Hathaway significantly increased its stake in Alphabet by $17 billion in Q2, making Alphabet its third largest equity holding worth about $36.6 billion. The purchase included $10 billion from a private placement and $7 billion from the open...
Berkshire Hathaway, under new CEO Greg Abel, ended a 14-quarter streak of net selling by purchasing 48.1 million shares of Alphabet worth $37.8 billion, making it the company's third-largest holding. This marks a strategic shift from hoarding cash to...
