Fines, trademarks, fleets, fading unions, Spirit’s cuts—and a flashback to 2022.
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Google fined for data hoarding
Law360: regulators slap Google for over-collecting personal data. Tech’s addiction to surveillance isn’t cheap anymore.
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Premier Inn wins trademark fight
TravelMole: EasyGroup loses its case—turns out “Easy” doesn’t stretch to hotels. Not so Easy after all.
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American Airlines reaches 1,000 aircraft
SimpleFlying: AA hits the milestone. But is bigger really better—or just harder to manage?
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Labor unions in decline
USAFacts: membership keeps shrinking. For aviation and travel workers, that means less bargaining power in turbulent times.
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Spirit begins cutbacks amid bankruptcy
The Points Guy: Spirit slashes routes and capacity. Bankruptcy pain is here, with passengers and employees set to feel it first.
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Quirky: A 2022 flashback
PhocusWire: rewind to tech headlines from three years ago. Remember when NFTs were hot? Proof the hype cycle never sleeps.
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Picasso Style Note: Corporate fines, legal battles, shrinking unions, and bankruptcies all signal fragmentation and fracture. The right fit is Analytical Cubism—broken planes and figures, muted browns and greys, reflecting a week of stress cracks.
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