Lack of customer interest and cost pressures have prompted the world’s largest air carrier, American Airlines, to get rid of the luxurious and expensive first class from its 47 Boeing 777-200 long-haul international flights. No longer will customers enjoy being pampered and spoilt on international flights; not that many customers are interested in paying premium…
At a time when the economy is still showing signs of stuttering and the harsh and strident nature of the national dialogue, the Honest Tea experiment, conducted by Coca Cola-owned company by the same name emphatically proves one thing—Americans are more honest than most Americans believe. The survey, dubbed as the National Honesty Index, involved…
What was once an ice cream that was available in a 60-year old dairy in a town near New York has become a product that is being exported from the USA to 14 different nations all over the world. Mercer’s ice cream was once restricted to Boonville, a town in central New York with a…
After bringing a two-year production of the $375,000 LFA in 2012, Lexus is all set to build a similar car for the next generation. The 552HP car had a limited production of just 500 units and had a huge impact on the brand’s reputation in the luxury car market. The firm’s Executive Vice President indicated…
Silicon Valley fascination for numbers is a part of folklore. A billion users, 9 million Apple iPhones, a billion Android devices, 3.5 billion interactions—Silicon Valley companies swear by the power of hard data. In a surprising move, some of the largest companies in Silicon Valley have voluntarily released certain data that portrays them in very…