Lifestyle

Most recent stories in Lifestyle

• 

  Fortune

  

  2 hours ago

  How United’s ‘premiumization’ strategy got passengers to swallow higher airfares without a fight

  Fortune - Phil Wahba

  United Airlines has spent years training passengers to pay more for better seats and amenities, and the strategy is paying off. As fuel costs climbed …

• 

  Fortune

  

  10 hours ago

  Due to cyclospora risk, Taylor Farms expands recall of lettuce sourced from central Mexico and now includes products shipped to 27 states

  Fortune - Savannah Peters, The Associated Press

  Taylor Farms has expanded a voluntary recall of its iceberg lettuce products sourced from central Mexico because of a potential link to the …

• 

  Fortune

  

  12 hours ago

  Walmart removes four Taylor Farms salads as recalls spread

  Fortune - Jaewon Kang, Jessica Nix, Fabiola Zerpa, Bloomberg

  Walmart Inc. said it has removed four bagged iceberg lettuce salad products manufactured by Taylor Farms as recalls tied to a cyclosporiasis outbreak …

• 

  Fortune

  

  12 hours ago

  The cheapest resale ticket price for the World Cup final tops $6,400, while special hospitality seats are nearly $60,000 each

  Fortune - The Associated Press

  Anyone looking for a last-minute ticket to see Lionel Messi and Argentina face off against Lamine Yamal and Spain in the World Cup final should be …

• 

  Fortune

  

  18 hours ago

  ‘They put 100% effort into looking after you’: Wary soccer fans stunned by a look at the real America, not the image they’ve been sold by the media

  Fortune - Sarah Raza, The Associated Press

  From across borders and oceans, they came to the United States to watch soccer. Along the way, they have encountered American classics: the first …

• 

  Fortune

  

  20 hours ago

  U.S. soccer star Landon Donovan was raised by a single mom and said he wouldn’t break though today because youth sports have gotten too expensive

  Fortune - Sasha Rogelberg

  Soccer veteran Landon Donovan warned U.S. sports have a problem—and it’s the prohibitively high costs keeping out potential talent. In a recent …