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Italy and Spain shake off ‘periphery’ tag as borrowing premiums hit 16-year low

Rome and Madrid rewarded by investors for cutting deficits, while France and Germany look to borrow more...

Bulgaria joins the euro: Why is it a big deal?

Becoming a euro area member demonstrates how the Bulgarian economy has improved over the past decade. But political turmoil and rising public anger over economic mismanagement and corruption pose a se...

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Why Holiday Candy's Chocolate Could Be Fake This Year

📋 Key Facts ✓ Unpredictable cocoa markets are affecting chocolate sourcing. ✓ Candy makers are rethinking their approaches to procureme...

Dec 21CNBCeconomicsImpact

Denmark: An open economy, but a closed immigration system (part 2)

FRANCE 24 heads north to the kingdom of Denmark. The Scandinavian country has been in the spotlight this year, holding the rotating presidency of the European Council from July to December and pushing...

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The Program 2025 annual review: How much money does an audio drama podcast make?

Hi, I'm the author of The Program audio series, a fairly successful fiction podcast that launched on HackerNews in 2018. Seven years later, this little sci-fi anthology is still ongoing, having releas...

Dec 22Hacker NewsTechnology

The Great Wealth Transfer is happening. Here are the 3 biggest mistakes families make when it comes to planning for it.

The offers and details on this page may have updated or changed since the time of publication. See our article on Business Insider for current information. More money, more problems? High-net-worth fa...

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Inside the rise, fall, and resurrection of Toys R Us, the chain that once commanded a quarter of the toy market

Toys R Us was one of the dominant toy retailers of the 1990s and early 2000s. Artur Widak/NurPhoto via Getty Images Toys R Us opened pop-up stores at some US malls this holiday season . The retailer h...

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Bankruptcies are exploding across the economy, hitting small businesses and households. Few industries are immune.

US bankruptcies are on the rise. doockie/Getty Images From corporate giants to mom-and-pop shops, bankruptcies are piling up across the US this year. Large corporate bankruptcies have hit their highes...

4dBusiness InsidereconomicsImpact

Beyoncé's net worth has reached the billions. See how the superstar makes and spends her fortune.

Beyoncé performs during the Renaissance World Tour. Kevin Mazur/WireImage for Parkwood Beyoncé is worth $1 billion, according to Forbes' estimates. Much of her wealth is derived from her valuable musi...

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Saving for a down payment is getting easier. Here are 8 markets where it takes under 5 years.

The time it takes to save for a home down payment fell to about seven years in 2025. TrongNguyen/Getty Images The time to save for a typical home down payment has dropped to seven years in 2025. While...

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We bought America's ugliest home. After renovating it, we sold it for more than $600,000.

Real estate investing team Tanice and Paul Myers. Courtesy of Tanice Myers Each year, HomeVestors, the company behind We Buy Ugly Houses, hosts an ugly home contest. The contest showcases dramatic hom...

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10 Goldman Sachs leaders share the books and podcasts that made them smarter in 2025

From left: Anthony Gutman, David Solomon, Jacqueline Arthur. Courtesy of Goldman Sachs 10 Goldman Sachs leaders shared their go-to book and podcast recommendations. Business Insider asked the CEO and ...

4dBusiness InsidereconomicsImpact

More than 500 stores are set to open across the US in 2026. See our list.

Barnes & Noble is among the retailers reportedly opening more stores in 2026. Al Drago/Getty Images Retailers such as Dollar General and Nordstrom Rack plan major store expansions in the US in 2026. S...

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CD Projekt Sells DRM-Free PC Storefront GOG to Original Co-Founder for $25.2 Million, Insists It's Financially Stable

CD Projekt has sold its DRM-free PC storefront GOG to its original co-founder, Michał Kiciński, for 90.7 million Polish złoty (approx. $25.2 million). Kiciński is also co-founder of CD Projekt itself,...

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The AI talent wars have come for the interns

Leading AI companies are competing for the world's top talent, doling out huge pay packages. They are also paying top dollar for undiscovered talent. iStock; Rebecca Zisser/BI AI giants like OpenAI, A...

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I'm a professional chocolatier. When cocoa prices spiked, I found ways to make better chocolate — not smaller bars.

High cocoa prices pushed Singapore's Mr. Bucket Chocolaterie to innovate across its business. Huileng Tan/Business Insider Faced with soaring cocoa prices, Mr. Bucket Chocolaterie is turning crisis in...

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The scariest word this year for workers from DC to Silicon Valley

Tech leaders like Sundar Pichai, Mark Zuckerberg, and Elon Musk led a workforce efficiency crusade in 2025. Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images; Steve Granitz/FilmMagic The "efficiency" m...

5dBusiness InsidereconomicsImpact

I spent a year interviewing and listening to over 50 tech leaders talk about AI. Here are the 4 biggest lessons.

This year, I listened to over 50 tech leaders discuss AI across various conferences, podcasts, and interviews. Lee Chong Ming/Business Insider Over the past year, I listened to more than 50 tech leade...

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Read the letter celebrity lawyer Alex Spiro wrote to Gavin Newsom, warning that his clients will 'permanently relocate' if California's wealth tax passes

Attorney Alex Spiro wrote to California Gov. Gavin Newsom saying several of his clients would relocate if a billionaire tax were implemented. Ramsay de Give-Pool/Getty Images; Michael M. Santiago/Gett...

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10 companies that are embracing remote work amid the RTO push

Lincoln County, Kansas is paying remote workers $4,500 cash to move to there. d3sign / Getty Images Some companies are keeping remote work policies even as other firms call people back to the office. ...

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Italy and Spain shake off ‘periphery’ tag as borrowing premiums hit 16-year low

Bulgaria joins the euro: Why is it a big deal?

Why Holiday Candy's Chocolate Could Be Fake This Year

Denmark: An open economy, but a closed immigration system (part 2)

The Program 2025 annual review: How much money does an audio drama podcast make?

The Great Wealth Transfer is happening. Here are the 3 biggest mistakes families make when it comes to planning for it.

Inside the rise, fall, and resurrection of Toys R Us, the chain that once commanded a quarter of the toy market

Bankruptcies are exploding across the economy, hitting small businesses and households. Few industries are immune.

Beyoncé's net worth has reached the billions. See how the superstar makes and spends her fortune.

Saving for a down payment is getting easier. Here are 8 markets where it takes under 5 years.

We bought America's ugliest home. After renovating it, we sold it for more than $600,000.

10 Goldman Sachs leaders share the books and podcasts that made them smarter in 2025

More than 500 stores are set to open across the US in 2026. See our list.

CD Projekt Sells DRM-Free PC Storefront GOG to Original Co-Founder for $25.2 Million, Insists It's Financially Stable

The AI talent wars have come for the interns

I'm a professional chocolatier. When cocoa prices spiked, I found ways to make better chocolate &mdash; not smaller bars.

The scariest word this year for workers from DC to Silicon Valley

I spent a year interviewing and listening to over 50 tech leaders talk about AI. Here are the 4 biggest lessons.

Read the letter celebrity lawyer Alex Spiro wrote to Gavin Newsom, warning that his clients will 'permanently relocate' if California's wealth tax passes

10 companies that are embracing remote work amid the RTO push

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Italy and Spain shake off ‘periphery’ tag as borrowing premiums hit 16-year low

Bulgaria joins the euro: Why is it a big deal?

Why Holiday Candy's Chocolate Could Be Fake This Year

Denmark: An open economy, but a closed immigration system (part 2)

The Program 2025 annual review: How much money does an audio drama podcast make?

The Great Wealth Transfer is happening. Here are the 3 biggest mistakes families make when it comes to planning for it.

Inside the rise, fall, and resurrection of Toys R Us, the chain that once commanded a quarter of the toy market

Bankruptcies are exploding across the economy, hitting small businesses and households. Few industries are immune.

Beyoncé's net worth has reached the billions. See how the superstar makes and spends her fortune.

Saving for a down payment is getting easier. Here are 8 markets where it takes under 5 years.

We bought America's ugliest home. After renovating it, we sold it for more than $600,000.

10 Goldman Sachs leaders share the books and podcasts that made them smarter in 2025

More than 500 stores are set to open across the US in 2026. See our list.

CD Projekt Sells DRM-Free PC Storefront GOG to Original Co-Founder for $25.2 Million, Insists It's Financially Stable

The AI talent wars have come for the interns

I'm a professional chocolatier. When cocoa prices spiked, I found ways to make better chocolate &mdash; not smaller bars.

The scariest word this year for workers from DC to Silicon Valley

I spent a year interviewing and listening to over 50 tech leaders talk about AI. Here are the 4 biggest lessons.

Read the letter celebrity lawyer Alex Spiro wrote to Gavin Newsom, warning that his clients will 'permanently relocate' if California's wealth tax passes

10 companies that are embracing remote work amid the RTO push

I'm a professional chocolatier. When cocoa prices spiked, I found ways to make better chocolate — not smaller bars.

I'm a professional chocolatier. When cocoa prices spiked, I found ways to make better chocolate — not smaller bars.