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Want a promotion? It might pay to use AI

Active AI users got promoted more quickly at Cisco, the company found. David Espejo/Getty Images Cisco said that employees recommended for promotion used AI more often than those who weren't recommend...

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Do you trust AI enough to stop saving for retirement?

The Tesla board has proposed a pay package for Elon Musk that could be worth up to $1 trillion. ALLISON ROBBERT/Getty Images; Getty Images; Tyler Le/BI This post originally appeared in the Business In...

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Microsoft is closing its employee library and cutting back on subscriptions

Microsoft’s headquarters in Redmond, Washington. | Image: Getty Images Microsoft's library of books is so heavy that it once caused a campus building to sink, according to an unproven legend among emp...

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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...

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Citi CFO says a credit card cap would have a 'deleterious' impact on the economy

Citi reported fourth-quarter earnings on Thursday. Mike Kemp/In Pictures via Getty Images Citi's CFO Mark Mason said Trump's proposed credit card cap would have a 'deleterious' impact on the economy. ...

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Delta is buying Boeing 787s for the first time. Here's why United and American may feel the pressure.

Delta's 787 order reinforces its push for premium long-haul revenue. Delta Air Lines Delta is the last of the legacy carriers to order the popular Boeing 787 Dreamliner. The 787-10 variant offers impr...

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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....

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Verizon says it'll credit customers $20 after its service outage lasted over 9 hours, but you have to claim it

Verizon was down for tens of thousands of customers for most of the day on January 14, 2026. Paul Squire/Business Insider Over 170,000 Verizon customers reported a service outage on Wednesday. The out...

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I'm a federal attorney. I've leveraged my White House experience into a side hustle that makes $70,000 annually.

Jennifer Clinchy worked at the White House for nine years. Courtesy of Jennifer Clinchy Jennifer Clinchy is a federal attorney who worked at the White House for 9 years. She started a résumé writing s...

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'Task' versus 'purpose': Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang explains why AI won't kill jobs.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Steve Marcus/REUTERS Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang noted a key difference between tasks and your job's broader purpose. AI automates tasks but preserves the purpose of many jobs in k...

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Why AI is becoming the hottest cost-cutting tool in corporate legal departments

Getty Images; Tyler Le/BI In-house legal teams are moving faster with artificial intelligence. Teams now have access to tools that draft legal documents and compare terms across deals. The efficiency ...

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Nike was the fastest-growing shoe brand on StockX last year — and it wasn't because of a sneaker

Nike released the ReactX Rejuven8 in early 2025. Sheldon Cooper/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Nike was the fastest-growing shoe brand on StockX in 2025. It wasn't a sneaker that fueled a 5,...

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Bilt unveils credit cards with 10% interest rate for first year after Trump calls for cap

Bilt Rewards CEO Ankur Jain Taylor Hill/Getty Images Trump has called for a 10% cap on credit card interest rates. Bilt is rolling out a new suite of 3 credit cards offering 10% interest for the first...

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The world's central bankers are rallying around Fed chair Jerome Powell in his fight with Trump

Powell typically abstains from directly engaging with Trump's personal attacks. Al Drago/Getty Images The world's most senior bankers have rallied around embattled Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell....

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One thing that might get workers to embrace AI? The 4-day workweek.

Working fewer days might help create buy-in among workers for adopting AI, authors of a book on the four-day workweek suggest. Drew Angerer/Getty Images Adopting a four-day workweek could boost employ...

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Ford is so desperate for mechanics it's giving some of them free tools and Carhartt gear

Ford can't find enough mechanics to service its new cars. It's trying to create a pipeline of young workers with Carhartt. Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images Ford and Carhartt entered into a three-pronged p...

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David Ellison's Paramount suffers a setback in its legal fight with Warner Bros. Discovery

David Zaslav is chief of Warner Bros. Discovery, left, which just rejected Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison's latest bid for Warners. JC Olivera/Variety via Getty Images; Patrick T. Fallon/AFP via...

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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...

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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"...

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Powell criminal probe upends Trump's search for a new Fed chair

White House economic advisor Kevin Hassett (left) and former Fed Gov. Kevin Warsh are leading prediction market odds for the likehood of becoming President Donald Trump's pick to lead the Federal Rese...

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Want a promotion? It might pay to use AI

Do you trust AI enough to stop saving for retirement?

Microsoft is closing its employee library and cutting back on subscriptions

Welcome to the era of the megamanager

Citi CFO says a credit card cap would have a 'deleterious' impact on the economy

Delta is buying Boeing 787s for the first time. Here's why United and American may feel the pressure.

How Semafor turned Washington into a profit center

Verizon says it'll credit customers $20 after its service outage lasted over 9 hours, but you have to claim it

I'm a federal attorney. I've leveraged my White House experience into a side hustle that makes $70,000 annually.

'Task' versus 'purpose': Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang explains why AI won't kill jobs.

Why AI is becoming the hottest cost-cutting tool in corporate legal departments

Nike was the fastest-growing shoe brand on StockX last year &mdash; and it wasn't because of a sneaker

Bilt unveils credit cards with 10% interest rate for first year after Trump calls for cap

The world's central bankers are rallying around Fed chair Jerome Powell in his fight with Trump

One thing that might get workers to embrace AI? The 4-day workweek.

Ford is so desperate for mechanics it's giving some of them free tools and Carhartt gear

David Ellison's Paramount suffers a setback in its legal fight with Warner Bros. Discovery

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

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

Powell criminal probe upends Trump's search for a new Fed chair

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Want a promotion? It might pay to use AI

Do you trust AI enough to stop saving for retirement?

Microsoft is closing its employee library and cutting back on subscriptions

Welcome to the era of the megamanager

Citi CFO says a credit card cap would have a 'deleterious' impact on the economy

Delta is buying Boeing 787s for the first time. Here's why United and American may feel the pressure.

How Semafor turned Washington into a profit center

Verizon says it'll credit customers $20 after its service outage lasted over 9 hours, but you have to claim it

I'm a federal attorney. I've leveraged my White House experience into a side hustle that makes $70,000 annually.

'Task' versus 'purpose': Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang explains why AI won't kill jobs.

Why AI is becoming the hottest cost-cutting tool in corporate legal departments

Nike was the fastest-growing shoe brand on StockX last year &mdash; and it wasn't because of a sneaker

Bilt unveils credit cards with 10% interest rate for first year after Trump calls for cap

The world's central bankers are rallying around Fed chair Jerome Powell in his fight with Trump

One thing that might get workers to embrace AI? The 4-day workweek.

Ford is so desperate for mechanics it's giving some of them free tools and Carhartt gear

David Ellison's Paramount suffers a setback in its legal fight with Warner Bros. Discovery

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

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

Powell criminal probe upends Trump's search for a new Fed chair

Nike was the fastest-growing shoe brand on StockX last year — and it wasn't because of a sneaker

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

Nike was the fastest-growing shoe brand on StockX last year — and it wasn't because of a sneaker

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