Taking train to New Jersey World Cup games? It’ll cost fans $150

Days after the high cost of World Cup fees became a political football, officials in New Jersey on Friday revealed the final price fans will face just to get to the stadium. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content. Roundtrip tickets via train to MetLife Stadium — … Read more

Garret Anderson, World Series champion with Angels, dies at 53

Longtime MLB player Garret Anderson, who won a World Series with the Los Angeles Angels in 2002, has died, the team announced on Friday. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content. Anderson was 53. The cause of death was not disclosed by the team. Angels owner Arte … Read more

FIFA chief Infantino says Iran will participate in World Cup

FIFA President Gianni Infantino reiterated his stance Wednesday that Iran will participate in the World Cup “for sure” despite its war with the U.S. Speaking at CNBC’s Invest in America Forum, Infantino said it is important that Iran participates in the World Cup even though that has been in doubt since the U.S. and Israel … Read more

How to Build a Joy-Centric Brand Identity in an Automated World

Brand marketing today is a completely different animal from what it was just five years ago, with AI tools like StoryLab.ai enabling marketing teams, no matter how small, to create dynamic, engaging content that tells unique, brand-specific stories in seconds. That does not mean leaving everything to automation; you, the business owner, startup founder, or … Read more

How wildlife photographer Chris Fallows captures the natural world

When wildlife photographer Chris Fallows first ventured into the waters of False Bay, in Cape Town, South Africa, he saw a thriving community of great white sharks. They would hunt the tens of thousands of seals that lived on a nearby rock called Seal Island. A decade ago, Fallows saw 250 to 300 different great … Read more

Lessons learned in ’70s have made US, world economies less vulnerable to oil shocks

WASHINGTON — The world economy is experiencing a disorienting flashback to the 1970s. Oil prices are once again surging in the wake of war in the Middle East, driving up the cost of gasoline, diesel and jet fuel and threatening a return to stagflation – the toxic mix of higher prices and slower growth that … Read more