AI’s $3T gamble, cooling U.S. travel, Boeing’s redemption arc, OTA scale, and ICE on overdrive — plus a quirky airport cameo.
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What if the $3T AI boom goes wrong?
The Economist asks the question everyone avoids: what happens if all that AI capital burns out instead of paying off? Big bets, big risks.
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US Travel Outlook 2025+
Oxford Economics warns the U.S. travel market is slowing down, with business travel still fragile and consumer spending tightening.
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Boeing’s way back
Leeham News explores Boeing’s long climb from its recent stumbles, with governance reforms and product bets being key to survival.
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The size of the OTA market
PhocusWire breaks down OTA marketing spend in Q2 2025. Spoiler: the budgets are massive and keep growing.
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ICE at industrial scale
KillerCharts visualizes deportation data—showing just how massive and mechanized the system has become.
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Quirky: In Stockholm, Arlanda Airport recently hosted an art installation where baggage carousels displayed “lost dreams” instead of lost luggage. Travelers were both amused and unsettled.
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Sources:
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AI boom cautionary note: Economist
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US travel outlook: Oxford Economics
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Boeing recovery: Leeham News
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OTA marketing spend: PhocusWire
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Deportation data: KillerCharts
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Quirky: Stockholm Arlanda “Lost Dreams” installation (2025 coverage, Scandinavian press)
Style Verification: Saturday → Neoclassical Picasso
Image: Neoclassical clarity — sculptural and calm, setting today’s economic and policy-heavy themes in clear relief.
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