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European investors must brace for a year of geopolitical instability

Menaced by Russia and bullied by America, a potential Ukraine peace deal is not guaranteed to usher in prosperity...

Amazon is letting visa workers stranded in India work remotely — as long as they don't code or talk to customers

Amazon is pushing forward with its own brand of chips called Trainium. Noah Berger/Getty Images for Amazon Web Services Amazon says that some employees stranded in India due to visa delays can work re...

Jan 1Business InsiderPoliticsImpact

An empty lot next to Jeff Bezos sold for $105 million

Jeff Bezos has reportedly purchased a waterfront mansion in Indian Creek, an artificial barrier island in Miami. Karwai Tang/WireImage via Getty Images; Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Ge...

Jan 1Business Insiderreal_estateImpact

Meta says it can't make its Ray-Ban Displays fast enough — and it's hitting pause on a wider rollout

Meta says its $800 glasses are selling out quickly. Meta Meta says there's high demand for its Ray-Ban Display glasses, with waitlists extending into 2026. Meta said Tuesday that it's pausing on a wid...

5dBusiness InsiderTechnologyImpact

I visited Target's newly remodeled SoHo store, designed to showcase its style. It was a whole new experience.

I ventured to SoHo to see the refreshed Target store. Jordan Hart/Business Insider Target debuted an immersive, redesigned SoHo store to showcase its style revamp. The SoHo location features apparel, ...

Dec 29Business Insiderlifestyle

Muscle mommies want more protein — and brands are racing to feed them

Women, seeking muscle gains and weight loss, are driving innovation in the protein snack segment. Mohammed Saad/Anadolu via Getty Images Women, seeking muscle gains and weight loss, are increasing the...

Dec 27Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

Living with family isn't a last resort anymore. It's the plan.

The number of people living in multigenerational households in the US quadrupled between 1971 and 2021, according to Pew Research. Stephen Simpson Inc/Getty Images As the cost of living rises for Amer...

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The PC market braces for an AI-driven storm

The personal computer has remained surprisingly resilient to change over the past 15 years. Apple promised a "post-PC" era with the iPad in 2010 and failed to deliver one. Smartphones even overtook la...

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Foreign investment in oil and tourism will be the 'centerpiece' of Venezuela's success within 2 years, finance expert says

Charles Myers, chairman of Signum Global Advisors, told Business Insider that foreign investment in oil, tourism, and construction will be the "centerpiece" of Venezuela's recovery over the co...

Jan 4Business InsidereconomicsImpact

I advise Citi's ultra-wealthy clients on their art. I always take these precautions when entering their homes.

Carla Caputo says she always follows a few key rules when in clients' homes. Citigroup Carla Caputo helps coordinate art purchases and collections for Citi's high-net-worth clients. She always takes a...

Dec 26Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

Farmers storm Paris with tractors to oppose EU-Mercosur free trade deal

French farmers drove about 100 tractors into the French capital, protesting Brussels' trade deal with five South American nations. The protesters bypassed police barriers to reach landmarks like the E...

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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...

Dec 26Business InsidereconomicsImpact

ULA CEO Tory Bruno Resigns After 12 Years

📋 Key Facts ✓ Tory Bruno has abruptly resigned as CEO of United Launch Alliance. ✓ He served in the role for 12 years. ...

Dec 22TechCruncheconomicsImpact

Vote now: Would you rather have a $240K in-person job or a $120K remote one?

Ivan Rodriguez Alba/Getty Images TikTokers have been debating two jobs: $120,000 for fully virtual work, or $240,000 for five days in-person. The debate between virtual, in-person, and hybrid work rag...

Dec 26Business InsidereconomicsImpact

Why Mark Cuban says AI is both 'stupid' and a make-or-break tool for businesses

Mark Cuban urged entrepreneurs to focus on customers, embrace AI wisely, and protect their intellectual property in an uncertain economy. Clover Billionaire Mark Cuban is bullish about AI and believes...

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2025 was the year of VC FOMO. A 'reckoning' might be coming in 2026.

A girl reaches up to burst a large bubble on the Palace Plaza in Stuttgart, Germany, 19 October 2017. Photo: Marijan Murat/dpa (Photo by Marijan Murat/picture alliance via Getty Images) Marijan Murat/...

Dec 30Business InsiderTechnologyImpact

Why crypto-treasury stocks fall faster than the assets they hold

Crypto-treasury stocks can fall harder than the coins they hold. Leverage, valuation premiums, dilution risk and equity market structure amplify downside moves....

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8 million minimum wage workers are up for a raise in January. Some will hit a historic $15 milestone.

Workers in six more states will see their minimum wages hit $15. Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Nineteen states will raise their minimum wages in January, affecting over 8 m...

Dec 25Business InsidereconomicsImpact

'Big Short' Michael Burry compares Molina to Warren Buffett's Geico, saying he'd acquire the insurer if he had the cash

Michael Burry, the investor of "The Big Short" fame. Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images Michael Burry touted health insurer Molina as a winning stock pick on his Substack. The "Big Short" in...

Dec 30Business InsidereconomicsImpact

The job market's Great Freeze will probably break in 2026, one way or another

Getty Images; Rebecca Zisser/BI The 2025 frozen job market could thaw by the time 2026 is over. Job-market experts like Claudia Sahm don't think the low-hire, low-fire state is sustainable. Hiring exp...

Jan 3Business InsidereconomicsImpact

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European investors must brace for a year of geopolitical instability

Amazon is letting visa workers stranded in India work remotely &mdash; as long as they don't code or talk to customers

An empty lot next to Jeff Bezos sold for $105 million

Meta says it can't make its Ray-Ban Displays fast enough &mdash; and it's hitting pause on a wider rollout

I visited Target's newly remodeled SoHo store, designed to showcase its style. It was a whole new experience.

Muscle mommies want more protein &mdash; and brands are racing to feed them

Living with family isn't a last resort anymore. It's the plan.

The PC market braces for an AI-driven storm

Foreign investment in oil and tourism will be the 'centerpiece' of Venezuela's success within 2 years, finance expert says

I advise Citi's ultra-wealthy clients on their art. I always take these precautions when entering their homes.

Farmers storm Paris with tractors to oppose EU-Mercosur free trade deal

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

ULA CEO Tory Bruno Resigns After 12 Years

Vote now: Would you rather have a $240K in-person job or a $120K remote one?

Why Mark Cuban says AI is both 'stupid' and a make-or-break tool for businesses

2025 was the year of VC FOMO. A 'reckoning' might be coming in 2026.

Why crypto-treasury stocks fall faster than the assets they hold

8 million minimum wage workers are up for a raise in January. Some will hit a historic $15 milestone.

'Big Short' Michael Burry compares Molina to Warren Buffett's Geico, saying he'd acquire the insurer if he had the cash

The job market's Great Freeze will probably break in 2026, one way or another

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European investors must brace for a year of geopolitical instability

Amazon is letting visa workers stranded in India work remotely &mdash; as long as they don't code or talk to customers

An empty lot next to Jeff Bezos sold for $105 million

Meta says it can't make its Ray-Ban Displays fast enough &mdash; and it's hitting pause on a wider rollout

I visited Target's newly remodeled SoHo store, designed to showcase its style. It was a whole new experience.

Muscle mommies want more protein &mdash; and brands are racing to feed them

Living with family isn't a last resort anymore. It's the plan.

The PC market braces for an AI-driven storm

Foreign investment in oil and tourism will be the 'centerpiece' of Venezuela's success within 2 years, finance expert says

I advise Citi's ultra-wealthy clients on their art. I always take these precautions when entering their homes.

Farmers storm Paris with tractors to oppose EU-Mercosur free trade deal

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

ULA CEO Tory Bruno Resigns After 12 Years

Vote now: Would you rather have a $240K in-person job or a $120K remote one?

Why Mark Cuban says AI is both 'stupid' and a make-or-break tool for businesses

2025 was the year of VC FOMO. A 'reckoning' might be coming in 2026.

Why crypto-treasury stocks fall faster than the assets they hold

8 million minimum wage workers are up for a raise in January. Some will hit a historic $15 milestone.

'Big Short' Michael Burry compares Molina to Warren Buffett's Geico, saying he'd acquire the insurer if he had the cash

The job market's Great Freeze will probably break in 2026, one way or another

Amazon is letting visa workers stranded in India work remotely — as long as they don't code or talk to customers

Meta says it can't make its Ray-Ban Displays fast enough — and it's hitting pause on a wider rollout

Muscle mommies want more protein — and brands are racing to feed them

Amazon is letting visa workers stranded in India work remotely — as long as they don't code or talk to customers

Meta says it can't make its Ray-Ban Displays fast enough — and it's hitting pause on a wider rollout

Muscle mommies want more protein — and brands are racing to feed them