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Restaurants and others in the hospitality business have long espoused "the customer is always right" and "all are welcome." Now, many are rethinking that philosophy thanks to a surge in toxic customers and poor behavior.

Mario and Donkey Kong are about to be reunited again.

Pernell Anthony Jones Jr., 31, and Donmonick Martin, 29, are accused of booking flights under false identities and making false claims to commercial airlines for reimbursement for lost luggage, according to prosecutors.

MGM would also enter into a long-term lease agreement with a partnership among Stonepeak Partners, Cherng Family Trust and Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust Inc, which will acquire The Cosmopolitan's real estate assets.

The demand for second homes has fallen significantly over primary homes mainly due to the fact that there was a "relatively large gain in demand for second homes a year ago" when vacation homes "swelled," according to Redfin.

Last year really wasn’t a good year for theme parks.

It’s late September, and Mike McCabe is getting ready to put down the first layers of ice on the arena in this village of about 10,000.

United Airlines was slapped with a $1.9 million fine by the Department of Transportation (DOT) Friday for violating regulations on how long passengers can be stuck on the tarmac.

In addition to the resolution, the Allied Pilots Association plans to launch a series of informational picketing events, which are slated for Oct. 19 at Miami International Airport, Oct. 26 at Chicago O'Hare International Airport ORD, Nov. 4 at Dallas/Forth Worth International Airport and Dec. 9 at Los Angles International Airport.

Over 30% of gas stations in New Orleans are still facing fuel outages nearly a month after Hurricane Ida battered the Gulf Coast.

For the week ending Sept. 12, there were approximately six unruly passenger incidents per every 10,000 flights, a roughly 50% drop from early 2021 but more than twice as high as the end of 2020.

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky joins 'The Claman Countdown' to detail the company's ever-changing business and humanitarian efforts.

Lines are coming to a galaxy far, far away.

Bookings on Virgin Atlantic on Monday evening increased by more than 600% compared to a week earlier, with New York accounting for most of the bookings, the airline said.