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- 1Singapore Airlines rolls out new dining options across all cabinsโSIA passengers in all classes getting new dining and drink options ahead of seat upgrades
Singapore Airlines is introducing new dining and drink options for passengers in all classes, with the refresh arriving ahead of planned cabin seat upgrades. The airline is updating its in-flight food and beverage offerings across economy, premium economy, business and first class. The move is being read as part of the carrier's broader effort to stay ahead of rival airlines in the premium travel market.
- 2Startup Tash builds investment infrastructure for trading cardsโHow startup tash is building infrastructure to invest in trading cards
Berkeley Haas is highlighting Tash, a startup building the infrastructure that lets people invest in trading cards as an asset class. The company is positioning collectible cards alongside stocks and other alternative investments, and the business school coverage frames it as part of a wider wave of startups turning hobbies into investable markets.
- 3Ninth Circuit overturns $140 million credit reporting verdictโผNinth Circuit reverses $140M FCRA class action verdict over online credit pulls
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has reversed a $140 million class action verdict brought under the Fair Credit Reporting Act over credit checks performed in connection with online transactions. The ruling unwinds one of the largest FCRA jury awards and is being watched closely by companies that pull consumer credit reports for background screening, as it narrows exposure for alleged willful noncompliance with the statute.
- 4Berkeley undergrads launch tash, a trading card investment platformโผUndergrad team launches tash, an investment platform for trading cards
A team of undergraduate students at UC Berkeley's Haas School of Business has launched tash, a startup that lets users invest in trading cards as an asset class. The venture treats collectible cards like a financial market, and it is drawing attention as part of a broader wave of student-founded startups bringing alternative assets to retail investors.
- 5Singapore Airlines Quietly Shrinking Premium Economy CabinsโWhy Singapore Airlines Is Quietly Shrinking The Cabin That Made Business Class The Irrational Buy
Singapore Airlines is reportedly reducing the size of its premium economy cabin, the class often described as making business class an irrational purchase for travellers. The move suggests the airline sees stronger profitability in business seats and is rebalancing its long-haul configurations accordingly, a shift industry watchers say could reduce affordable long-haul options for price-conscious flyers.