- Sir Richard Branson of Virgin Atlantic ‘interested’ in investing in LIAT by Simple Flying. I wonder how much of this is motivated by necker island?
- Most Expensive Resort in the World will Cost You $100K per Night by Danny Deal Guru. Anybody got a spare $100,000?
- Issues with American Express Posting Points for Simon Malls Purchases? Need Data Points by Miles to Memories. Don’t think it has been a good idea to use American Express cards for these purchases for a long time, but if anybody has any experience then share them in that linked post.
Deals starting/expiring at the end of today or starting today (view the full deal calendar here):
- [Targeted] TD Bank $300 Checking & $200 Savings Bonus
- Free FandangoNow Promo Code with Cheesecake Factory Order
- Delta Flash Sales: Domestic From 11k – All Round Trip
- Giant Eagle: 1.5x Fuelperks+ On Various Giftcards Including Mastercard
- 7-Eleven: Play Free Pikachu Game, Get 5 Free Bone In Chicken Wings
- Harris Teeter: 4x Fuel Points on Visa/MC and Retailer Gift Cards [5/8-5/14]
- [Targeted] eBay: up to 15% back in eBay Bucks on Purchases $25+ (5/6-5/8)
Deals starting/expiring at end of tomorrow:
- Lufthansa Announces Award Devaluation, Will Go Into Effect May 9th
- American Express Blue Cash Preferred To Refresh With Addition 6% (Streaming) & 3% (Transit) Categories [3% Department Stores Removed]
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https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/09/opinion/sunday/chris-hughes-facebook-zuckerberg.html
"Starting in the 1970s, a small but dedicated group of economists, lawyers and policymakers sowed the seeds of our cynicism. Over the next 40 years, they financed a network of think tanks, journals, social clubs, academic centers and media outlets to teach an emerging generation that private interests should take precedence over public ones. Their gospel was simple: “Free” markets are dynamic and productive, while government is bureaucratic and ineffective. By the mid-1980s, they had largely managed to relegate energetic antitrust enforcement to the history books."
No wonder we have stupid and blind defenders of capitalism that don't think for themselves.