Trump and Musk are pointing to a voter ID victory to make their defeat in Wisconsin sting less
Trump and Musk’s preferred candidate, conservative Judge Brad Schimel lost to liberal Dane County Judge Susan Crawford.
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Eerie photos capture BI’s journey into the ghost town near Chernobyl. 50,000 people lived here before nuclear disaster struck.
Business Insider recently traveled to Pripyat, a city in northern Ukraine that was evacuated and abandoned after the Chernobyl disaster.
No one knows how to define a ‘podcast’ anymore — and it’s becoming a problem
Over half of people consider videos only available on YouTube to be a podcast, a new report found. That makes it complicated for advertisers.
Deloitte is the biggest loser in DOGE’s consulting crackdown
Deloitte had at least 127 government contracts cut or modified since January, BI analysis found. DOGE said the savings were about $370 million.
I commuted 5 hours a day, 3 days a week for a year. I quit and pivoted my career to spend more time with my daughter.
Alexandra Kelly was commuting five hours, three days a week to a half-empty office where she barely spoke to anyone. Something had to change.
Read the pitch deck an AI translation startup for YouTubers used to snag $8.5 million in funding
Linguana, which helps YouTubers create multiple channels in different languages, has raised seed funding from various investors.
Entrepreneurial young people flock to ‘mini private equity’ as the job market stagnates
MBAs are increasingly turning to search funds, which buy and grow small businesses, to test their entrepreneurial mettle.
I’ve negotiated up to $30,000 more than I was offered in each new job using the ‘door-in-the-face’ technique. Here’s how it works.
When TJ Patel, a software engineer, gets a new job offer, he aims high and asks for a salary number he knows the company is not willing to pay.
Point72’s CTO takes us inside his plans for tech expansion, from AI to India
In his first interview, Ilya Gaysinskiy outlines his tech ambitions for Point72, from AI to global expansion and culture.
Becoming a parent has changed how I approach friendships. I’ve stopped people-pleasing and let go of relationships that don’t serve me.
My approach to friendships changed when I became a parent. I learned about healthy boundaries, stopped people-pleasing, and am more discerning.