On the Road: For a ‘Select’ Few, Shoes Can Stay On

No one wants to spend two hours in a job interview with wet feet. This time of year, snow or rain could dampen your footsteps as you head into an important career conversation (especially if you live in a region where it snows!).

Traveling is super fun. What isn't? The airport. Airports are awkward pauses that delay adventures. Yet, they're essential.

By Stone Fox Capital:Last week, Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY) announced an additional $3B buyback program (see article here on avoiding stock) that signaled to investors to be cautious. While the amount sounded significant, the details suggested the buyback wouldn't amount to much more than 1.5% of the outstanding stock each year.

Flyers in India may soon be required to take off their shoes and belts to clear pre-boarding security checks just like in all US and some European airports.

Busy road warriors have to be able to make the most out of any situation they find themselves in. Whether they're waiting at the airport, on an airplane, or driving on the open road, road warriors need to be able to stay connected and on top of their game. There are several options when it comes to gadgets, but here are the ones that every road warrior should have. 

In Russia snow can stay on the ground for up to four months. Russians are accustomed to tough winters and manage to keep their airports open despite them.