How to be fit past 100 without going to the gym, according to 6 centenarians
Exercising is great for longevity. Making movement social is one of the tips for staying fit centenarians shared with Business Insider.
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Almost a decade after Tesla first launched preorders for its cars in India, it’s staffing up in the country
Tesla is hiring for 13 roles based in Mumbai, per listings on the company’s careers page.
Xi Jinping gave China’s big tech companies a personal stamp of approval
At the Monday meeting, Xi urged the executives to "show their talent" and pledged to support private businesses.
AI startup Groq once almost ran out of money, so the CEO took a page from World War II fundraising
CEO Jonathan Ross said that it took the company years to find product-market fit, which led to a cash crunch before a funding round.
Kylie Kelce says there are 3 things a man should do for his pregnant wife
Kylie Kelce has been married to former NFL player Jason Kelce since 2018. They have three daughters and are expecting another baby girl.
A Ukrainian brigade says North Korean troops have ‘disappeared’ in its area as Pyongyang’s forces grow quiet
"We have not observed them in our part of the front," said a spokesperson for the 80th Air Assault Brigade.
Mexico is threatening legal action against Google over ‘Gulf of America’ map changes following Trump’s order
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said the label should only include the waters under US jurisdiction, not the entire gulf.
See the ‘Fire Elon Musk’ ad the Washington Post scrapped from its Tuesday edition
The watchdog group Common Cause said it planned to run an ad criticizing Elon Musk in the Washington Post — but the paper backed out.
My parents told me to have a career that could support me. I’m telling my kids to follow their passions.
My parents told me to study something that would give me a job. I’m telling my kids to follow their passions instead.
Southwest Airlines is cutting 15% of its workforce in its first-ever mass layoff. Read the CEO’s full memo to employees.
Southwest Airlines said Monday it’s doing its first ever mass layoff, cutting 1,750 employees in a bid to boost profitability.