I'm officially resigning as a Swiftie
I'm a longtime Swiftie. But something changed in the past few years, as she became a billionaire and relentlessly released albums — I simply can't keep up.
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I stayed at a Four Seasons hotel for the first time. These 11 things blew me away and made my experience feel luxurious.
My first stay at the Four Seasons Hotel Boston felt luxurious. The best amenities and perks included free coffee delivery and unlimited snacks.
Meet the parents working 'weird hours,' clocking in before dawn, and scrambling for childcare
Nurses and manufacturing workers face limited childcare options due to non-traditional hours, forcing them to find creative solutions.
Michael Dell's advice to leaders: 'If you don't have a crisis, make one'
Dell Technologies founder and CEO Michael Dell said that good leaders act as if in a crisis — even if the going is good.
How 3 millennials built a business turning Malaysia's iconic shophouses into heritage stays
In Penang, a company founded by three friends is giving travelers a true feel for the city while helping owners rent their shophouses out.
80 over 80
I'm 81 and still working. It's not for the paycheck — it's part of my secret to aging well.
Mike Plummer is still working at REI at 81 years old. He can afford retirement but says staying employed is the secret to longevity.
Michael Dell says he saw his former competitors make these 3 common mistakes
Michael Dell described three common failures his former competitors made. They include expanding too quickly and making design errors.
Miss Universe sues ex-Miss USA CEO Laylah Rose, saying she created a 'toxic work environment' and failed to pay the 2024 winner's $100,000 salary
The owner of the Miss Universe pageant is taking legal action against former Miss USA CEO Laylah Rose, saying she "created a toxic work environment."
A millennial homeowner built 3 tiny homes in her backyard and earns $4,550 in rent from her 4 tenants
Emilie Karas and her wife share their six-bedroom house with three roommates. They also rent out three tiny homes in their backyard to four people.
Inside the battle in legal tech to 'OpenAI-proof' its business
OpenAI's own use of AI put the SaaS market on notice. Legal tech companies are confident they're safe — for now.
Backpack drones with lasers are taking a critical job from multimillion-dollar aircraft and protecting pilots in the process
Performance Drone Works, or PDW, demonstrated that its C100 drone can mark targets, a role often done by multimillion-dollar jets.
Business Insider's 2025 Rising Stars of Wall Street
From financing the future of technology to advising on the IPO comeback, here's why these young finance leaders are the ones to watch in 2025.
I moved home after a breakup and felt like a failure. Joining a gym helped me find my partner and make close friends.
Katie McDonald moved in with her parents and joined a luxury gym after a breakup. She said the experience helped her find the confidence to transform her life.
Taylor Swift's 'The Life of a Showgirl' proves she's always listening — both to her fans and harshest critics
Taylor Swift's new album, "The Life of a Showgirl," proves she is highly attuned to the criticism of her music and the demands of her loyal Swifties.
Move over, doodles. There's a new 'It' dog in town.
Dachshunds could break into the American Kennel Club's top five most popular breeds this year — and weiner-dog influencers might help them do it.
tiny teams
The Tiny Team era is here
AI-powered startups are proving the Tiny Team era is here. Five founders and employees share the pros and cons of working alongside AI agents.
My grandparents say the keys to their 65-year marriage include staying independent and having a healthy social life
My grandparents have been married for 65 years. They say independence in a relationship is important, and they show gratitude in small, everyday ways.
OpenAI is giving its nonprofit $100 billion. Critics aren't convinced.
Advocacy groups say OpenAI's nonprofit still isn't independent — and $100 billion may not be enough.
Google jabs at Apple's 'broken promises,' walled garden, and the 'tired' blue vs. green text bubble debate
At Google's 2025 announcement event, the company made several digs at apple, from "walled gardens" to the "tired" text bubble color debate.