The DOGE Playbook for taking over an agency
Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency is developing a pattern in how it tries to dismantle government agencies.
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Trump’s funding freeze is hitting farmers. Democrats hope it costs Republicans in the midterms.
A super PAC aligned with congressional Democrats is identifying 9 vulnerable GOP incumbents who represent lots of farmers impacted by the freeze.
Anatomy of a deal: What goes into a $50 million hedge fund portfolio manager hire
The mechanics of a PM deal are complex. Contracts are increasingly nuanced and bespoke, including caveats and clawbacks.
I came to terms with not having my own kids. Now, I’m finally at peace with not being a grandmother.
It took me a while to come to terms with not having kids. Now, friends are having grandchildren, and I’m accepting not being a grandmother, either.
A day in my life as a CEO in Nashville who just became an empty nester, loves to squeeze in exercise, and gets 300 emails a day
Kurt Kane has been the CEO of TruGreen for about a year. As a new Nashville resident, he starts his day at the gym and goes to the office every day.
MrBeast is the future of media. Hollywood should take heed.
From YouTube to Amazon, MrBeast is forging a new kind of media empire. Traditional movie and TV companies should pay attention.
Trade war game plan: Trump’s going bigger this time
Trump’s sweeping tariff strategy is bigger than his first-term in office. BI broke down what the trade war means for Americans’ wallets.
Elon Musk’s xAI plans massive hiring spree of thousands to train Grok, employees say
The company currently employs over 900 tutors and has plans to beef up even more this year, employees told BI.
Startups are showering employees with wild perks, from MRIs to ‘pawternity leave’
As Big Tech cuts back on cushy perks, startups are offering everything from college funds for employees’ kids to ‘compassionate leave’ for breakups.
Kering’s CEO says Gucci and other brands will absolutely not shift production to the US to counter Trump’s tariffs
He said that it "makes no sense" to shift production out of Europe, as the group’s culture and heritage is part of its "promise" to customers.