Everyone’s rethinking how to tackle the job market these days
In this Sunday edition of Business Insider Today, we’re talking about networking dos and don’ts, Florida real estate, and job offer text scams.
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My parents have been married for 53 years. Their marriage has taught me that conflict is healthy and that it’s OK to have different interests.
My parents have been married for over 50 years. They taught me space is important in relationships and that conflict is normal.
A woman lives with her husband and ex-husband to save money. It’s been surprisingly beneficial for their kids.
Megan Meyer and her husband moved in with her ex to save money and better co-parent her daughter. The men have become surprisingly good friends.
OpenAI chairman’s career advice? Remember what Eric Schmidt told Sheryl Sandberg about joining Google.
Bret Taylor said some of the "unhappiest" people he knows are rigidly moving toward their objectives, without ever considering changing course.
4 moves the Trump administration could make if courts strike down its tariffs
Trump may have four more ways to impose duties even if the court strikes down his IEEPA tariffs, but those could be complicated and limited moves.
2 questions job applicants should ask in an interview, according to a global talent leader at EY
Irmgard Naudin ten Cate, global talent attraction and acquisition leader at EY, shared with BI two interview questions that "always resonate."
Apple’s big summer event is tomorrow. WWDC 2025 is a ‘critical opportunity’ for the iPhone maker.
Apple is limping into its big summer event this year. WWDC 2025 is an opportunity for it to address concerns about its delayed Apple Intelligence AI.
Millennials are embracing compression socks — and trying to make them cool
Once reserved for treating injuries and age-related aches, compression socks have been revitalized by a new generation of health-conscious shoppers.
American tourists can’t quite quit Europe
Plenty of Americans are sticking to their summer travel plans to Europe despite concerns about the economy.
The job market is changing. A LinkedIn exec explains how to stand out by writing your ‘story of self.’
A LinkedIn executive says young job seekers should identify their strengths, continue to learn, and embrace AI.