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I went from consulting to being the CEO of Pittsburgh's airport. Here's what passengers don't see.

Christina Cassotis worked in consulting for years before becoming an airport CEO. Laura Petrilla courtesy of Pittsburgh International Airport Christina Cassotis went from consulting to leading Pittsbu...

Dec 25Business Insiderlifestyle

I moved to the US from India. Here's how I landed a job at Microsoft after first misunderstanding the Big Tech hiring process.

Rishab Jolly. Courtesy of Rishab Jolly Rishab Jolly shares his journey from an engineer in India to a senior product manager at Microsoft. Referrals, tailored résumés, and networking were crucial for ...

Dec 25Business InsiderTechnologyImpact

Why the time is ripe for Mormon mania

Koury Angelo/Bravo; Roy Rochlin/Getty Images; Swig Drinks; Alyssa Powell/BI In 2025, Mormonism was at the center of mainstream popular culture. Reality shows, along with brands like Swig and Crumbl, h...

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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...

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Stop calling everything a flop: It was a good year for the movies.

"Sorry, Baby." A24 While this wasn't a huge year at the box office, it was a great year in terms of quality. Just because something didn't break records doesn't mean it's not worth your time. ...

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Warren Buffett went viral, stacked cash, and dropped a bombshell in 2025. Here are 6 highlights of his last year as CEO.

Warren Buffett, the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway. Nati Harnik/AP Warren Buffett rocked the business world in 2025 by announcing he would step down as CEO. The Berkshire Hathaway boss penned two of his fa...

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I'm an 81-year-old home builder. People are shocked I'm still framing houses at my age, but I love what I do.

Jim Franck, 81, is a homebuilder in Oregon who has no plans to stop working, despite being financially comfortable. Brooke Herbert for BI This interview is based on a conversation with Jim Franck, 81,...

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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/...

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Pubs, pints, and padel: A night in the City of London's pubs shows how post-work drinking culture is changing

Leadenhall Market remains a hub for after-work socializing. Kasia Kovacs/Business Insider COVID-19 and the rise of hybrid work have changed after-work drinking culture. Business Insider went to the Ci...

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I gave birth to my baby, then I checked my work email. I thought I was in control, until I nearly lost myself.

TK Courtesy of Camille Seigle Camille Seigle is a consultant who helps individuals and organizations unlock their potential. She co-authored a book with Ali Mann Stevens, inspired by their postpartum ...

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All of the changes Brian Niccol has made at Starbucks so far

Brian Niccol has spent his first year as CEO of Starbucks making a series of changes, big and small, to improve operations at the coffee giant. Eugene Gologursky/Getty Images for Fast Company Brian Ni...

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Gen Z is 'Zebra Striping' their way out of hangovers

Gen Z is redefining drinking culture to skip hangovers entirely, prioritizing non-alcoholic options and THC drinks over a traditional boozy night out. Annette Riedl/picture alliance via Getty Images G...

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Meet the 13-year-old and his teen sister vibe coding and competing in Cursor's 24-hour hackathon

13-year-old student Usman Asif learned vibe coding and competed in Cursor's 24-hour hackathon in Singapore. Lee Chong Ming/Business Insider A 13-year-old and his 18-year-old sister learned vibe coding...

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4 key ways AI changed the Big Four in 2025

Deloitte, KPMG, PwC, and EY make up the Big Four professional services firms. Emanuele Cremaschi//Getty Images, Craig T Fruchtman/Getty Images, Joan Cros/NurPhoto,, Joan Cros/NurPhoto via Getty Images...

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Robots are evacuating soldiers in Ukraine. A US veteran said they're best when they're cheap.

Robots have started evacuating some wounded soldiers in Ukraine, and the West is watching the technology. AP Photo/Andriy Andriyenko A US Navy veteran working in Ukraine said using robots to evacuate ...

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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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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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I paid $500 to fly first class with Delta for the first time. It was great, but not worth the upgrade for a 3-hour trip.

Business Insider's reporter spent three hours in Delta's first class cabin while flying from NYC to West Palm Beach, Florida. Joey Hadden/Business Insider I flew first class with Delta for the first t...

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The SpaceX Mafia is here

Miguel J. Rodriguez Carrillo / AFP Former SpaceX employees have launched startups with over $3 billion in venture funding. The SpaceX Mafia is backed by top venture firms like Andreessen Horowitz and ...

Dec 25Business InsiderTechnologyImpact

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I went from consulting to being the CEO of Pittsburgh's airport. Here's what passengers don't see.

I moved to the US from India. Here's how I landed a job at Microsoft after first misunderstanding the Big Tech hiring process.

Why the time is ripe for Mormon mania

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

Stop calling everything a flop: It was a good year for the movies.

Warren Buffett went viral, stacked cash, and dropped a bombshell in 2025. Here are 6 highlights of his last year as CEO.

I'm an 81-year-old home builder. People are shocked I'm still framing houses at my age, but I love what I do.

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

Pubs, pints, and padel: A night in the City of London's pubs shows how post-work drinking culture is changing

I gave birth to my baby, then I checked my work email. I thought I was in control, until I nearly lost myself.

All of the changes Brian Niccol has made at Starbucks so far

Gen Z is 'Zebra Striping' their way out of hangovers

Meet the 13-year-old and his teen sister vibe coding and competing in Cursor's 24-hour hackathon

4 key ways AI changed the Big Four in 2025

Robots are evacuating soldiers in Ukraine. A US veteran said they're best when they're cheap.

10 companies that are embracing remote work amid the RTO push

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

I paid $500 to fly first class with Delta for the first time. It was great, but not worth the upgrade for a 3-hour trip.

The SpaceX Mafia is here

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I went from consulting to being the CEO of Pittsburgh's airport. Here's what passengers don't see.

I moved to the US from India. Here's how I landed a job at Microsoft after first misunderstanding the Big Tech hiring process.

Why the time is ripe for Mormon mania

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

Stop calling everything a flop: It was a good year for the movies.

Warren Buffett went viral, stacked cash, and dropped a bombshell in 2025. Here are 6 highlights of his last year as CEO.

I'm an 81-year-old home builder. People are shocked I'm still framing houses at my age, but I love what I do.

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

Pubs, pints, and padel: A night in the City of London's pubs shows how post-work drinking culture is changing

I gave birth to my baby, then I checked my work email. I thought I was in control, until I nearly lost myself.

All of the changes Brian Niccol has made at Starbucks so far

Gen Z is 'Zebra Striping' their way out of hangovers

Meet the 13-year-old and his teen sister vibe coding and competing in Cursor's 24-hour hackathon

4 key ways AI changed the Big Four in 2025

Robots are evacuating soldiers in Ukraine. A US veteran said they're best when they're cheap.

10 companies that are embracing remote work amid the RTO push

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

I paid $500 to fly first class with Delta for the first time. It was great, but not worth the upgrade for a 3-hour trip.

The SpaceX Mafia is here

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

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