Teams unbundled, Italian strikes, broken aerospace models, AI tools under review, Alaska’s rebrand — plus a kinetic masterpiece at Changi.
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Teams and Travel unbundled
The EU’s antitrust pressure has rippled across the Atlantic: Microsoft will now decouple Teams from Office in the U.S. too. Good news for Slack—and maybe for anyone tired of “yet another Teams link.”
(Law360)
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Italy braces for strike disruption
TravelMole reports that air transport strikes will make flying in/out of Italy miserable. If you’re traveling this week, prepare for delays and pack patience.
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Is commercial aerospace’s business model broken?
Aviation Week asks if the current mix of supply-chain strain, pricing pressure, and margin squeeze is sustainable — or whether the model needs a rethink.
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AI travel tools — any good yet?
Seattle Times tests the latest wave of AI-powered travel planners. Verdict: better than early attempts, but still inconsistent and sometimes baffling.
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Alaska Airlines relabels EasyBiz
Alaska rebrands its SME travel platform as “Atmos for Business,” with hints of feature upgrades on the way.
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Quirky: Changi Airport’s Kinetic Rain — 1,216 copper-plated aluminum droplets forming hypnotic airplane shapes overhead — remains one of the world’s most mesmerizing airport artworks.
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Sources:
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Teams unbundling: Law360
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Italy strike coverage: TravelMole
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Aerospace business model: Aviation Week
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AI travel tools review: Seattle Times
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EasyBiz relabel: Alaska Airlines
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Quirky — Kinetic Rain: Wikipedia
Style Verification: Tuesday → Analytical Cubism
Image: Angular planes and network fragments, with floating droplets suggesting kinetic movement overhead.
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