Why elite Polish paratroopers are fans of jumping into a fight with their homemade Grot rifles
The MSBS Grot, a family of modular rifles made by Poland’s FB Radom, has features that make it "good for the jump," an officer told BI.
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My husband and I couldn’t afford a home in the DC suburbs. We moved to the Chesapeake Bay and never looked back.
Lauren Evoy Davis moved away from the DC area with her family so they could buy a home. She misses DC but says the trade-off was worth it.
A 101-year-old says the key to his longevity is refusing to act his age
Learn how Jack Weber, 101, maintains longevity by refusing to act his age, staying active, and nurturing a positive outlook on life.
Why the world’s largest contract chipmaker isn’t concerned about AI chip competition
TSMC’s CEO, CC Wei, said demand for AI chips has outpaced supply.
I got a bachelor’s degree for free through Starbucks. Working while studying was hard, but it made college possible for me.
Starbucks store manager Megan Allison got a bachelor’s degree this spring through the chain’s College Achievement Program.
The Palantir job that grows startup founders
Forward Deployed Software Engineers at Palantir gain startup-ready skills through direct client work. Many have left the firm to become founders.
The 14 dealmakers investors call when they want to offload their private equity fund stakes
From Blackstone to Goldman Sachs: Meet 14 execs who helped lead private equity’s secondaries market to a record $160 billion in deals last year.
OpenAI engineers are 8 times as likely to join Anthropic than the reverse, a report says. Here’s why.
AI startup Anthropic is siphoning top talent from OpenAI and Google’s DeepMind.
What a top Microsoft exec learned from Amazon CEO Andy Jassy, per an internal email
Microsoft’s Jay Parikh is adopting some of Andy Jassy’s strategies for his new AI organization, according to an internal email
I’m an analyst by day and a fashion designer by night. A-listers like Zendaya have worn my clothes, but I’m not quitting my 9-5.
Steven Goudeau works from 9 to 6 at AT&T as an analyst before focusing on his fashion brand, Stephen Goudeau, at home. He’s done both for 17 years.