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Ford is revving up its self-driving ambitions and making key tech in-house

Doug Field, Ford's chief of EVs, is leading the charging behind the legacy automaker's push to develop self-driving capabilities in-house. Darron Cummings/AP Ford announced plans to deploy eyes-off dr...

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Over 800,000 student-loan borrowers will enter the new year still waiting to get their cheaper payments and debt relief approved

Thousands of student-loan borrowers are waiting for their income-driven repayment applications to be approved. nirat/Getty Images Over 800,000 student-loan borrowers are waiting for their income-drive...

Dec 25Business InsidereducationImpact

Two siblings shaping Goldman Sachs share how they rose to the top

From left: Padi and Neema Raphael, partners at Goldman Sachs. Courtesy of Goldman Sachs Neema and Padi Raphael are siblings — and partners at Goldman Sachs. Neema is the chief data officer; Padi...

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Washington is still catching up with the AI bubble debate

"Will there be uncertainty? Will there be economic challenges? Of course," said Sen. Ted Cruz. AP Photo/Rod Lamkey, Jr. The debate over whether we're in an AI bubble continues to rage. That de...

Jan 2Business InsiderTechnologyImpact

Here's how much Apple CEO Tim Cook made last year

Tim Cook made slightly less in 2025 than he did in 2024. Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images Apple CEO Tim Cook earned $74.3 million in total compensation for fiscal year 2025. The tech gi...

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This 24-year-old founded a sneaker wholesale company that made $40 million in sales revenue last year — here's how he did it

Oscar Rachmansky Bryan Toro Oscar Rachmansky grew OS Group into a $40 million B2B sneaker wholesaler by 2025. OS Group thrived during market downturns by targeting inefficiencies in sneaker supply cha...

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How America's high schools are teaching capitalism

Arthur Johnson, a North Carolina high school teacher, attended an institute on democracy and capitalism amid Americans' declining views on capitalism over time. Jesse Barber for BI Pop quiz: The airli...

20hBusiness InsidereducationImpact

Are you buying more American-made brands? Fill out this survey.

Some CEOs believe US manufacturing can make a comeback. Do you? Business Wire/AP President Donald Trump's trade war was partially intended to boost US-made goods. Nearly a year later, the results aren...

Jan 3Business InsidereconomicsImpact

These work besties ditched their corporate jobs and poured their savings into an athleisure brand

Tiffany Chng and Olivia Yiong, the founders of Cheak, started off as work besties in a previous corporate job. Aditi Bharade Tiffany Chng and Olivia Yiong were work besties at GuavaPass, a company bou...

Dec 29Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

Companies are slashing middle management. Jamba Juice's former CEO says it is crucial for success.

Jamba Juice's former CEO said middle management is important for maintaining company culture. Smith Collection/Gado/Getty Images Jamba Juice's former CEO, James D. White, said he's all for middle mana...

Dec 30Business InsidereconomicsImpact

A Guggenheim heir just raised $50 million to back media and creator startups. Here are 4 areas he's betting on.

Dillon Lawson-Johnston and Criswell Fiordalis see opportunity to invest at the intersection of Hollywood and creators. Guggenheim Brothers Media Guggenheim Brothers Media and a UAE firm have created a...

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Here's what the smartest people in foreign policy, business, and economics are saying about Trump's raid on Venezuela

President Donald Trump speaks at a podium about his January 3rd raid on Venezuela. Pete Hegseth, Marco Rubio, and Stephen Miller stand behind him. Jim WATSON / AFP via Getty Images Donald Trump on Sat...

Jan 4Business InsiderPoliticsImpact

A well-timed Maduro bet on Polymarket paid out big. A new bill would keep government insiders out.

Rep. Ritchie Torres Alex Wong/Getty Images A Polymarket user made over $400,000 off a well-timed bet on Nicolás Maduro's political future. The bet was made just one day before US forces captured the V...

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Boston Dynamics CEO says his humanoid robot will need to be able to learn a new task within 48 hours before it's deployed

Boston Dynamics CEO Robert Playter told Business Insider that Atlas, the humanoid robot, will eventually work the assembly line of a factory. Patricia De Melo Moreira/AFP via Getty Images Hyundai's Bo...

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AI boom threatens to push smartphone, PC prices higher in 2026

Smartphone prices are expected to increase in 2026 due to RAM shortage caused by AI boom. PixelsEffect/Getty Images Smartphone prices may rise in 2026 due to increased demand for RAM in AI data center...

Jan 2Business InsiderTechnologyImpact

Israeli innovation is under threat as tech employees seek relocation abroad: report

Tel Aviv skyline. Elisa Schu/picture alliance via Getty Images Staff at multinational tech firms in Israel are increasingly seeking to relocate abroad, a new report says. The report found 53% of firms...

Dec 29Business InsiderTechnologyImpact

Mark Cuban said there's a compelling reason for new grads to join small businesses instead of big companies

Mark Cuban Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images Mark Cuban said new graduates should set their sights on working in small to medium businesses. The billionaire said new grads can help SMBs ...

Dec 26Business InsiderTechnologyImpact

The state of media RTO: Here's what companies from Paramount to Netflix are telling workers heading into 2026

Paramount Skydance, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Netflix have very different approaches to remote work. John Lamparski/Getty Images; Dania Maxwell / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images; Beata Zawrzel/Nu...

Dec 27Business InsidereconomicsImpact

Costco shoppers say these items basically make a membership pay for itself. We did the math.

Costco offers some impressive prices, but shoppers sometimes balk at the membership fee. Dominick Reuter/Business Insider Costco is known for buying in bulk and offering some of the lowest unit prices...

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Seeing Japan's older workers made me wonder how the US could better prepare for an aging economy

Nearly 30% of Japan's population is 65 or older, and many still work. Francesco Riccardo Iacomino/Getty Images Japan has adapted to an aging workforce with government support and job programs. Nearly ...

Dec 28Business InsidereconomicsImpact

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Ford is revving up its self-driving ambitions and making key tech in-house

Over 800,000 student-loan borrowers will enter the new year still waiting to get their cheaper payments and debt relief approved

Two siblings shaping Goldman Sachs share how they rose to the top

Washington is still catching up with the AI bubble debate

Here's how much Apple CEO Tim Cook made last year

This 24-year-old founded a sneaker wholesale company that made $40 million in sales revenue last year &mdash; here's how he did it

How America's high schools are teaching capitalism

Are you buying more American-made brands? Fill out this survey.

These work besties ditched their corporate jobs and poured their savings into an athleisure brand

Companies are slashing middle management. Jamba Juice's former CEO says it is crucial for success.

A Guggenheim heir just raised $50 million to back media and creator startups. Here are 4 areas he's betting on.

Here's what the smartest people in foreign policy, business, and economics are saying about Trump's raid on Venezuela

A well-timed Maduro bet on Polymarket paid out big. A new bill would keep government insiders out.

Boston Dynamics CEO says his humanoid robot will need to be able to learn a new task within 48 hours before it's deployed

AI boom threatens to push smartphone, PC prices higher in 2026

Israeli innovation is under threat as tech employees seek relocation abroad: report

Mark Cuban said there's a compelling reason for new grads to join small businesses instead of big companies

The state of media RTO: Here's what companies from Paramount to Netflix are telling workers heading into 2026

Costco shoppers say these items basically make a membership pay for itself. We did the math.

Seeing Japan's older workers made me wonder how the US could better prepare for an aging economy

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Ford is revving up its self-driving ambitions and making key tech in-house

Over 800,000 student-loan borrowers will enter the new year still waiting to get their cheaper payments and debt relief approved

Two siblings shaping Goldman Sachs share how they rose to the top

Washington is still catching up with the AI bubble debate

Here's how much Apple CEO Tim Cook made last year

This 24-year-old founded a sneaker wholesale company that made $40 million in sales revenue last year &mdash; here's how he did it

How America's high schools are teaching capitalism

Are you buying more American-made brands? Fill out this survey.

These work besties ditched their corporate jobs and poured their savings into an athleisure brand

Companies are slashing middle management. Jamba Juice's former CEO says it is crucial for success.

A Guggenheim heir just raised $50 million to back media and creator startups. Here are 4 areas he's betting on.

Here's what the smartest people in foreign policy, business, and economics are saying about Trump's raid on Venezuela

A well-timed Maduro bet on Polymarket paid out big. A new bill would keep government insiders out.

Boston Dynamics CEO says his humanoid robot will need to be able to learn a new task within 48 hours before it's deployed

AI boom threatens to push smartphone, PC prices higher in 2026

Israeli innovation is under threat as tech employees seek relocation abroad: report

Mark Cuban said there's a compelling reason for new grads to join small businesses instead of big companies

The state of media RTO: Here's what companies from Paramount to Netflix are telling workers heading into 2026

Costco shoppers say these items basically make a membership pay for itself. We did the math.

Seeing Japan's older workers made me wonder how the US could better prepare for an aging economy

This 24-year-old founded a sneaker wholesale company that made $40 million in sales revenue last year — here's how he did it

This 24-year-old founded a sneaker wholesale company that made $40 million in sales revenue last year — here's how he did it