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US regulator appeals Meta’s antitrust win

Federal Trade Commission’s move comes as Big Tech’s push to woo the White House has failed to put an end to monopoly cases...

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The Inflation Trap: Housing replacement costs vs. market value

Article URL: https://suretyinsights.com/blog/the-inflation-trap-why-your-home-insurance-limit-might-be-too-low Comments URL: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46712959 Points: 3 # Comments: 0...

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How Semafor turned Washington into a profit center

Semafor CEO Justin Smith says his company hosted close to 100 events in 2025. His ambition is to build a Washington, DC-based event that's supposed to rivals the annual Davos gathering in Switzerland....

Jan 16Business InsiderPoliticsImpact

Boston Dynamics CEO told us how the humanoid robot revolution begins

Boston Dynamics CEO Robert Playter talked to Business Insider about how humanoid robots will transform the factory workplace. Sophia Tung Boston Dynamics revealed the latest iteration of Atlas, a 200-...

6dBusiness InsiderTechnologyImpact

Advice from 6 quant executives on succeeding in systematic trading — and in life

Geoffrey Lauprete is the head of Cubist Systematic Strategies. Jeff Yass founded proprietary trading firm Susquehanna International Group. Cubist; Susquehanna Competition for top quant talent has neve...

5dBusiness InsidereconomicsImpact

How BYD beat Tesla

The Model S. The Mach-E. The Ioniq. The… Dolphin Surf? That's right, friends: There's a new biggest name in EVs, and it means you might soon be cruising down the highway in the Dolphin Surf. And you m...

4dThe VergeautomotiveImpact

A16z partner shares 3 things founders should be able to 'materialize' if they want to be successful

Andreessen Horowitz partner Alex Rampell said he likes founders with a chip on their shoulder. Charles Eshelman/Getty Images for AOL A16z general partner Alex Rampell said founders need to materialize...

Jan 15Business InsiderTechnologyImpact

Shopify's CEO says companies that hire founders often make a big mistake: Don't 'put them in like founder day care'

Shopify CEO says companies often undervalue founders and put them in a corner. Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke said companies undervalue founders' experience and leadership. Lütke sa...

5dBusiness InsiderTechnologyImpact

I was laid off from CrowdStrike and used AI to send 800 applications in a month to land my ideal role

After being laid off from CrowdStrike, Dray Jankowski took his time traveling and turned to an AI platform to find his next role. Dray Jankowski Dray Jankowski, a laid-off CrowdStrike employee, turned...

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Are Markets Ready to Price in Geopolitics?

Hello and welcome to the newsletter, a grab bag of daily content from the Odd Lots universe. Sometimes it's us, Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway, bringing you our thoughts on the most recent developme...

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An 'ICE OUT Enterprise' protest is urging Minnesota residents to book and later cancel rental cars

Enterprise Rent-A-Car is the latest company to find itself facing backlash amid anti-ICE protests in Minnesota. Shutterstock People are calling Enterprise rental locations in Minnesota as part of an a...

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Trump hits Macron with tariff threats, underscores tense US-France relations

Donald Trump posted a private message from France’s leader and threatened hefty tariffs on French wine and champagne, targeting an ally who has taken a firm stance against US pressure over Greenland. ...

4dFrance 24PoliticsImpact

I pay the millionaire's tax in Massachusetts. I've thought about moving my family away, but I'm staying for my kids.

Sam Slater says he wants to raise his children in Massachusetts, despite paying the millionaire's tax. Sam Slater California's proposed wealth tax is sparking debate among billionaires across the stat...

Jan 15Business InsiderPoliticsImpact

Welcome to the era of the megamanager

Middle managers are taking on more direct reports after the "Great Flattening." dowell/Getty Images The average number of reports for managers is increasing as the "Great Flattening" p...

Jan 14Business InsidereconomicsImpact

How startups can 'break through the noise' and grab attention, according to a marketer-turned-VC

Lindsay Kaplan is a former marketing executive and cofounder of Chief, a networking company for women. Courtesy of Lindsay Kaplan Attention is a hot commodity in the age of social media overload &mdas...

2dBusiness InsiderTechnologyImpact

I founded a wellness startup after leaving McKinsey. Hustle culture is a liability, not an asset.

Cesar Carvalho worked at McKinsey from 2010 to 2012. Pascal Perich/© Pascal Perich Cesar Carvalho left a consulting job at McKinsey to launch Wellhub, a wellness startup. 14 years later, Wellhub is ch...

6dBusiness InsiderTechnologyImpact

I quit my $390K tech job to start my own business. I still question my decision, but this is the first time in years I've woken up excited for life.

Shiyao Tang says she spent 5 months planning her exit from her $390K job. Shiyao Tang Shiyao Tang quit her $390,000 job at DoorDash to build Soir Si, a silk womenswear brand. Tang says she spent 5 mon...

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Wall Streeters reveal their favorite AI tools and what they use them for

ANGELA WEISS / AFP via Getty Images Wall Street professionals say AI chatbots are not ready to replace core finance work. Finance leaders use AI for tasks such as summarizing books and presentations a...

2dBusiness InsiderTechnologyImpact

5 executives share their go-to interview question

Executives from Walmart, AT&T, and Dayforce shared their favorite interview question. Chatchai Limjareon/Getty Images Business Insider spoke to five leaders about their go-to interview question. AT&T ...

5dBusiness Insidereconomics

Warren Buffett said he would have spent $100 billion without blinking — and cash is like 'oxygen' but 'not a good asset'

Warren Buffett is the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. Nati Harnik/AP Warren Buffett didn't like Berkshire having so much cash and would have happily spent $100 billion. He compared cash to "oxygen"...

Jan 14Business InsidereconomicsImpact

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US regulator appeals Meta’s antitrust win

The Inflation Trap: Housing replacement costs vs. market value

How Semafor turned Washington into a profit center

Boston Dynamics CEO told us how the humanoid robot revolution begins

Advice from 6 quant executives on succeeding in systematic trading &mdash; and in life

How BYD beat Tesla

A16z partner shares 3 things founders should be able to 'materialize' if they want to be successful

Shopify's CEO says companies that hire founders often make a big mistake: Don't 'put them in like founder day care'

I was laid off from CrowdStrike and used AI to send 800 applications in a month to land my ideal role

Are Markets Ready to Price in Geopolitics?

An 'ICE OUT Enterprise' protest is urging Minnesota residents to book and later cancel rental cars

Trump hits Macron with tariff threats, underscores tense US-France relations

I pay the millionaire's tax in Massachusetts. I've thought about moving my family away, but I'm staying for my kids.

Welcome to the era of the megamanager

How startups can 'break through the noise' and grab attention, according to a marketer-turned-VC

I founded a wellness startup after leaving McKinsey. Hustle culture is a liability, not an asset.

I quit my $390K tech job to start my own business. I still question my decision, but this is the first time in years I've woken up excited for life.

Wall Streeters reveal their favorite AI tools and what they use them for

5 executives share their go-to interview question

Warren Buffett said he would have spent $100 billion without blinking &mdash; and cash is like 'oxygen' but 'not a good asset'

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US regulator appeals Meta’s antitrust win

The Inflation Trap: Housing replacement costs vs. market value

How Semafor turned Washington into a profit center

Boston Dynamics CEO told us how the humanoid robot revolution begins

Advice from 6 quant executives on succeeding in systematic trading &mdash; and in life

How BYD beat Tesla

A16z partner shares 3 things founders should be able to 'materialize' if they want to be successful

Shopify's CEO says companies that hire founders often make a big mistake: Don't 'put them in like founder day care'

I was laid off from CrowdStrike and used AI to send 800 applications in a month to land my ideal role

Are Markets Ready to Price in Geopolitics?

An 'ICE OUT Enterprise' protest is urging Minnesota residents to book and later cancel rental cars

Trump hits Macron with tariff threats, underscores tense US-France relations

I pay the millionaire's tax in Massachusetts. I've thought about moving my family away, but I'm staying for my kids.

Welcome to the era of the megamanager

How startups can 'break through the noise' and grab attention, according to a marketer-turned-VC

I founded a wellness startup after leaving McKinsey. Hustle culture is a liability, not an asset.

I quit my $390K tech job to start my own business. I still question my decision, but this is the first time in years I've woken up excited for life.

Wall Streeters reveal their favorite AI tools and what they use them for

5 executives share their go-to interview question

Warren Buffett said he would have spent $100 billion without blinking &mdash; and cash is like 'oxygen' but 'not a good asset'

Advice from 6 quant executives on succeeding in systematic trading — and in life

Warren Buffett said he would have spent $100 billion without blinking — and cash is like 'oxygen' but 'not a good asset'

Advice from 6 quant executives on succeeding in systematic trading — and in life

Warren Buffett said he would have spent $100 billion without blinking — and cash is like 'oxygen' but 'not a good asset'