
Morning Brew Daily TikTok Pushes Back on Ban & The New Rules for Airline Refunds
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Apr 25, 2024 The battle over TikTok intensifies as new legislation raises questions about free speech. Meanwhile, the Department of Transportation rolls out consumer-friendly rules for airline refunds, aiming to alleviate travel woes. Neal shares intriguing statistics on the booming restaurant reservation resale market and the quirky topic of an expensive public toilet in San Francisco. In sports, Reggie Bush gets his Heisman Trophy back thanks to NIL changes. Plus, prepare for a noisy summer as cicadas make their comeback!
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TikTok Ban
- The US government passed a bill requiring TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, to sell the platform or face a ban.
- TikTok plans to fight the bill, citing free speech rights and questioning buyer feasibility.
Airline Refund Rules
- New Department of Transportation rules mandate automatic refunds for canceled flights and significant delays.
- Airlines must provide refunds within seven business days for domestic delays over three hours and international delays exceeding six hours.
Reservation Reselling
- A Brown University student earns $80,000 annually reselling restaurant reservations, even using a falsetto voice to avoid detection.
- A website called Appointment Trader facilitates buying and selling reservations, highlighting the booming demand.
