17 Teslas destroyed following blaze at Rome dealership
The cause of a fire at a Tesla dealer in Rome early on Monday remained under investigations, firefighters told BI.
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This cruise ship is getting a $70-million face-lift to become a home-at-sea for the ultra-rich
The Navigator will offer 210 private residences, starting at $750,000 and costing up to $8M. Ultrawealthy residents will get butler service on board.
A remote town is looking for a doctor. They're offering $428,000, free rent, and a car allowance.
An isolated Australian town is offering a lucrative salary of up to $428,000, free rent, and car allowance to attract a doctor to live in the Outback.
A norovirus outbreak hit a luxury Cunard cruise ship, leaving nearly 200 passengers sick
A norovirus outbreak on Cunard's flagship cruise ship resulted in 183 passengers and 14 crew reporting gastrointestinal symptoms, including vomiting.
Europe says 'emerging threats' mean people should stockpile enough supplies for 72 hours. Here's what experts suggest.
The European Union is advising people to stockpile 72 hours' worth of emergency supplies due to "emerging threats." BI asked experts what they suggest.
I was on a cruise when they told us to turn off all the lights because of pirates. It won't stop me from cruising again.
Lilly Mcginley was on Cunard's Queen Anne during a pirate alert. She said unexpected events like the attack warning give cruises a sense of adventure.
A Canadian ski resort is offering an 84% discount on ski passes on April 2 — Trump's 'Liberation Day'
A spokesperson for Mount Norquay Ski Resort in Banff denied that the move was a response to Trump's impending tariffs.
A thrift store was shocked when a donated Chinese Bible sold for $73,000
A rare 19th-century Chinese-language Bible donated to a thrift store sold at auction for $72,902, after initially being valued at around $1,000.
Heathrow says it's resuming some flights after a power outage caused a day of chaos for hundreds of thousands of travelers
London's Heathrow Airport said it would prioritize the "repatriation and relocation of aircraft" as it resumed flights on Friday night.
The US dropped to its lowest-ever ranking in the global list of happiest countries to live
The US fell to 24th in the 2025 World Happiness Report, which highlighted issues like Americans eating alone and rising 'deaths of despair.'
Cruise passengers were told to draw curtains and turn off lights as they passed through a pirate hot spot
Cunard's Queen Anne, on its maiden world voyage, urged passengers to draw their curtains, turn off lights, and avoid the deck in the Sulu-Celebes Sea.
Canadians are turning to 'Made in Canada' goods, and complaints about mislabelling are surging
Trump's tariffs have spurred the buying of local products in Canada, while mislabeling complaints have surged by over 1000%, according to the CFIA.
Enough about Greenland. The US now wants Denmark's help with its egg shortage.
The US and Denmark may be at odds over Greenland, but when it comes to solving its egg shortage, Washington is looking to Copenhagen for help.
303 passengers went on an 8-hour flight to nowhere following a security threat
Hundreds of Air India passengers ended up back in Mumbai rather than New York after eight hours in the air when a security threat was detected.
An Easter miracle? Egg prices continue to break records, but lower wholesale prices offer a glimmer of hope
Egg prices hit another record high in February, but there's some good news — wholesale prices are now falling, and egg shortages are easing up.
Interest in 'Made in CA' directory surges as Canadian buyers respond to US tariff threats, owner says
The 'Buy Canadian' movement is growing in the face of tensions over Trump tariffs. The owner of online directory Made in CA says traffic has surged.
Canada's incoming prime minister is used to Trump's kind of trash talk
Mark Carney is expected to replace Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as Canada grapples with Trump's tariffs.
Hundreds applied to be a caretaker on our uninhabited island. Many wanted a break from their busy modern lives.
Alice Hayes and Billy O'Connor run Great Blasket Island, off the Irish coast. Each year people apply to be its caretakers, many for a career break.
20 attorneys general are suing the Trump administration over the firing of federal workers
Attorneys general are suing the Trump administration, saying federal agencies unlawfully fired probationary employees without the required notice.
As expats flock to Dubai, living costs are surging. Salaries not so much.
As expats continue to move to Dubai, rents are surging but average salaries are projected to remain flat in 2025, per Cooper Fitch's UAE salary guide.