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Cruise lines double down on the power of fam trips

Lines are experimenting with new ways to get travel advisors on their ships and experience the product firsthand.

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Crystal Cruises' ocean ships to go to auction, report says

The Crystal Symphony and Crystal Serenity will come up for auction in June, according to a report from Maritime Executive.

American Queen Voyages begins Great Lakes cruises from Chicago

A city that has long been limited to sightseeing cruises, Chicago is now an arrival and departure port for AQV's multiday cruises on the new Ocean Navigator.

Margaritaville at Sea working to get Paradise shipshape

Like many other cruise brands, Margaritaville at Sea had recently found itself at the mercy of a snarled global supply chain.

MSC Cruises unveils details about the World Europa

The 6,762-passenger MSC World Europa will have 22 decks and feature the longest dry slide at sea, the Venom Drop @ The Spiral. It will span 11 decks and plunge riders into a 250-foot drop.

NCL to open all kids clubs by June

About half of the kids clubs are open now, but by June 1 every club on every NCL ship will be ready, said CEO Harry Sommer.

Startup Explora Journeys hires former Crystal Cruises managers

MSC Group's new luxury lifestyle cruise line has appointed seven people to its commercial team to support travel advisors. Three of them previously worked for Crystal.

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The big idea

The evolution of Guy Fieri

What is it about Guy Fieri?

The frosted tips? The cartoonish wardrobe that's become a staple of Halloween? Or the ridiculous catch phrases ("that's out of bounds!")?

Whatever it is — it's made Fieri one of Food Network's most bankable stars and, per The New York Times, has enabled him to become a massive advocate for restauranteurs as well.

Fieri…

… got his start on TV by winning the second season of "The Next Food Network Star."

While he's hosted several Food Network shows over the years, his crown jewel is "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives," which premiered in 2007. "Triple-D," as loyal viewers call it, features Fieri traveling the country and sampling the menus of local greasy spoons.

The success of the show has allowed Fieri to launch a business empire offscreen, including:

Restaurants: He owns 14 restaurant brands that include ~70 locations across six countries
Booze: Including Santo tequila, which he started with former Van Halen singer Sammy Hagar, and Hunt and Ryde Winery, a vineyard named after his two sons

And the TV gig isn't going anywhere: Fieri signed a three-year extension with Food Network in 2021 for ~$80m.

While Fieri's public persona is all fun and games…

… the self-appointed "Mayor of Flavortown" has been using his influence for philanthropic purposes:

In 2018, Fieri and friends helped cook 15k Thanksgiving dinners for California wildfire evacuees
In 2020, Fieri partnered with the National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation to raise $20m+ for restaurant workers laid off due to covid

Beyond formal charity work, Fieri and Food Network have helped hundreds of restaurants through "Diners, Drive-ins and Dives," which apparently boosts a restaurant's sales by ~200% after appearing on the show.

So while it's easy to poke fun at the "Mayor of Flavortown," it seems he's doing right by his constituents.

BTW: Before Fieri became Food Network famous, he starred in this commercial, peddling mufflers.

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BNPL problems: Klarna, one of the leaders in the "buy now, pay later" space, announced plans to lay off 10% of its workers. The company is also reportedly looking to raise a new round that will lower its valuation by a third.

Chaos tax: Amid uncertainty over Elon Musk's acquisition, Twitter employees have experienced a culture of disarray, including hiring freezes, executive firings, and 15 companywide meetings to discuss the implications of the deal in recent weeks.

Going mainstream: Crypto exchange FTX launched FTX Stocks, an online platform where users can trade stocks and other equities.

Big purchase: Broadcom, a semiconductor manufacturer, is reportedly in talks to acquire VMware, which makes virtualization software, for ~$60B in an effort to broaden its software offering.

ICYMI: Food waste causes $940B in annual economic losses globally. A score of startups are trying to solve the issue, from making chips using juice pulp to installing smart cameras over the garbage pail.

Following in McDonald's footsteps, Starbucks will close its 130 cafes in Russia. It will continue to pay its ~2k Russian employees for six months. #ecommerce-retail

Placing wind turbines at sea can be tricky, especially amid a labor shortage. A new heavy lifting crane could make the process easier and cut costs. #clean-energy

Spooky: Thanks to NASA, you can now listen to what a black hole sounds like. Here's how they did it. #emerging-tech

No selfies: The UK has fined facial recognition company Clearview AI ~$9.4m for collecting publicly available images, such as selfies posted to social media, without consent. #privacy

Instagram rolled out a new typeface, Instagram Sans. It uses "the in-between moments of a perfect circle and a square," or as Insta calls it, the "squircle." #big-tech

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WTF is UPS doing in the metaverse?

One of the more unexpected things we came across this week was an ad from UPS — the shipping company formed in 1907 — which read, "See you in the metaverse."

Admittedly, UPS says it's not even sure what it's doing there.

But it's okay with that

A long, growing list of brands have forayed into the metaverse across retail (Nike, Gucci), food (Wendy's, McDonald's), entertainment (HBO, NASCAR), and more. Some sectors make more sense than others.

On Roblox, for instance, the Gucci Garden saw ~20m visitors, and an embroidered digital bag resold there for ~$4.1k (350k Robux), or ~$800 more than the bag's real-life price.

But then you have companies like…

… multitrillion-dollar banks JP Morgan and Fidelity, along with UPS, whose business cases for metaverse pop-up shops are less clear.

But consider this: In today's world, brands are shifting to a relatable, experimental tone — heavily driven by the TikTok comments section — and these moves have downstream effects outside of simple PR.

For instance, there's a better chance a Gen Zer might want to work for UPS if they perceived the company as a metaverse play.

All that to say, as the metaverse develops, so will marketers' strategies. For now, these projects will be like throwing spaghetti at a wall. Many will flop. Some will stick.

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Funding is coming for green school buses

Currently, less than 1% of the ~480k school buses in the US are electric. To electrify 20% of them would cost $20B, making the EPA's $5B Clean School Bus Program a small start — but a start nonetheless.

The program is accepting applications through Aug. 19, per Ars Technica, and will notify applicants in October.

Here's how it works

Eligible applicants include state and local entities that provide bus service, such as public school districts, tribal organizations, and nonprofit school transportation associations.

Applicants agree to get rid of their operational and in-use diesel-powered or internal combustion engine buses. In exchange, the EPA will fund up to 25 replacement buses, including electric, propane, and compressed natural gas models.

So far, the EPA has set aside $500m for school buses in 2022, with $4.5B to come for 2023-2028.

More electrification is happening…

… at the state level. For example:

New York's state budget includes a plan to electrify its ~50k school buses by 2035
California has its own $94m+ School Bus Replacement Program

What are the benefits?

According to the EPA, pros of an electric fleet include:

No tailpipe pollution and reduced greenhouse gas emissions
Reduced maintenance costs
Quieter rides
The potential to feed power back into local grids when buses aren't in use and electric demand is high

Alternative fuel buses, such as propane and natural gas models, also come with potential reductions in tailpipe pollution and emissions, and can save money on fuel.

Fun fact: The official US school bus color is known as National School Bus Glossy Yellow. Dr. Frank W. Cyr selected it in his 42-page guide on how to make a safe school bus.

TRENDS

Podcasting is growing faster than the internet

In less than four years, 3m+ podcasts have launched on Spotify — which is ~43x the number of titles on Netflix, Disney+, and Apple TV+ combined.

So the world needs a Google for audio content. Fathom raised $15m for Apple and web users — but what about Android listeners, smart speaker users, and the worldwide audience?

Our recent Trends report dives into the incoming audio search overhaul, along with under-the-radar market opportunities for builders and investors.

And if you're more of the former, you might appreciate our exclusive case studies like growing My First Million to 2m+ monthly downloads, and how one Trendster automates her top-100 podcast operation.

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AROUND THE WEB

💬 On this day: In 1844, Samuel F.B. Morse sent the first telegraph message from DC to Baltimore. It read, "What hath God wrought?"

💸 Useful: See examples of startup pitch decks from successful companies including Airbnb, LinkedIn, and Square.

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The S&P 500 index is down 18.1% through May 20. And with futures contracts on the federal funds rate pricing in an 88% chance of a 50-basis-point hike in June and inflation figures hitting 8.3% year over year in April, the markets are expected to remain highly volatile.

Investors looking to pivot their equity holdings to a more defensive allocation during these turbulent conditions can consider an allocation to low-beta dividend stocks. Beta is a measure of the volatility of a stock compared to the market. Stocks with a beta of less than 1 are considered less risky and have shown a lower correlation with the market. Here's are seven low-volatility dividend stocks stocks to buy with yields above 3%:

Verizon Communications Inc. (ticker: VZ). The U.S. telecommunications space is a highly regulated industry dominated by a few select mega-cap companies. These companies have strong economic moats and widespread customer bases, with highly diversified product and service lines. This translates into strong cash flows and earnings, which are generally distributed back to shareholders in the form of dividends. As one of the largest players, Verizon exemplifies these traits well.
Dividend yield: 5.2%
Beta: 0.41

AT&T Inc. (T). Verizon's main competitor, AT&T has a long and storied history. The company was founded in 1876 by none other than the inventor of the telephone, Alexander Graham Bell. AT&T has grown to become a multinational telecommunications juggernaut. Recently, AT&T divested WarnerMedia, its entertainment division, via a merger with cable TV company Discovery, forming Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. (WBD). In the first quarter, AT&T reported strong year-over-year customer growth, adding more than 691,000 postpaid phone customers.
Dividend yield: 5.4%
Beta: 0.74

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Caught Our Eye

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Stocks did something mystifying Monday: they advanced. All three major stock market indexes rallied, each gaining more than 1.5%, as equities try to recover some of the ground lost during a brutal seven-week losing streak that briefly plunged the S&P 500 into bear market territory.

The S&P 500 rose 72.39 points, or 1.9%, to finish at 3,973.75.

Cloud stock mooning. VMware Inc. (VMW) soared 24.8% on Monday following reports that the cloud computing company, which was spun off from Dell Technologies Inc. (DELL) last November, was in advanced talks to be acquired by semiconductor giant Broadcom Inc. (AVGO).

There was no price mentioned in the early reporting on the potential acquisition, but it's said to be a cash-and-stock deal.

Didi to delist. My, how the mighty have fallen. Shareholders in Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Global Inc. (DIDI) voted to delist from the New York Stock Exchange just 11 months after going public on the iconic American exchange.

Almost as soon as Didi listed on the NYSE, problems began for the company, as it seemed to openly flout the Chinese government's wish for it to hold back on the listing. Shares are down about 90% from their closing price on the first day of trading about 11 months ago.

Didi is an unfortunate example of China's regulatory crackdown on its tech giants, which it has sought to rein in and have more regulatory input over.

Zooming on earnings. Zoom Video Communications Inc. (ZM) stock jumped in after-hours trading Monday, advancing as much as 16% after topping revenue expectations and blowing away profit expectations.

Importantly, the company's forecast for its current quarter also impressed Wall Street. Although Zoom was reporting revenue growth of nearly 200% at times just last year, it expects 9.2% revenue growth in the second quarter this year – and that's good enough for the market. Analysts had been predicting just 8.7% growth for the second quarter; second-quarter profit expectations also topped consensus views.

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PA GOP mail-in ballot battle: David McCormick sues to count them all

Posted: 24 May 2022 03:47 AM PDT

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PENNSYLVANIA GOP SEN CANDIDATE SUES OVER MAIL BALLOTS David McCormick, a billionaire locked in a neck-and-neck Pennsylvania Republican primary contest for the U.S. Senate against celebrity heart surgeon Mehmet Oz, sued to require counties to promptly count mail-in ballots that lack a required handwritten date on the return envelope. The race is close enough to trigger Pennsylvania's automatic recount law. [AP]

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Martin Luther King III issues call to action

Posted: 24 May 2022 01:29 AM PDT

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Martin Luther King III Issues Call to Action

In a keynote speech at the Social Justice Awards last night, 60 years after his father spoke at Dartmouth, Martin Luther King III said democracy itself is on the ballot and urged voter action on such issues as gun violence. He also led a moment of silence for the victims of the recent mass shooting in Buffalo, N.Y.

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