> You're probably not going to get any actionable, meaningful information from news sources like those, especially day to day. Not day to day perhaps, but I di

> You're probably not going to get any actionable, meaningful information from news sources like those, especially day to day. Not day to day perhaps, but I did once learn from the news that a certain French airline company had just gone bankrupt. This was about a month before I intended to fly with them, so I had enough time to rebook the tickets, avoiding the stress and additional expenses. Learning about this bankruptcy in time was very helpful, as the company did not care enough to send a warning email to its customers, so if it were not for the breaking news headline, I would have to buy the replacement tickets on a much shorter notice. Skimming through the headlines can pay off in some unexpected ways, and does not take too much time/effort.