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Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries — highlighting a big security risk

Some gig workers are selling or renting their accounts to others, a new TransUnion survey found. : Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Some gig workers are selling or renting the...

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I've lived overseas for 15 years. Saying goodbye to my mom never gets easier.

The author moved from the US to Wales 15 years ago. Courtesy of the author Moving overseas meant living far from my mom for most of my adult life. Staying close across an ocean takes effort, grief, an...

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Focusing on future AI doom lets companies dodge responsibility today, professor says

Tobias Osborne, a Leibniz Universität Hannover physics professor, says AI apocalypse fears distract regulators and let companies evade accountability for real harms happening today. Yuichiro Chino/Get...

Jan 15Business InsiderTechnologyImpact

Martin Luther King Jr. was talking about a universal basic income before it was cool

Martin Luther King Jr. fought for both racial and economic equality. Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images Martin Luther King Jr. fought for both racial and economic equality during his life. He argued f...

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Inside the relationship of Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance, who are expecting their fourth child

Republican vice presidential candidate Sen. JD Vance, R-Ohio, and his wife Usha Vance arrive to speak at a campaign rally, Saturday, July 27, 2024, in St. Cloud, Minn. Alex Brandon/AP JD Vance, Donald...

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Young TikTokers are reframing bankruptcy as a financial hack. Experts say it's far more complicated.

More than 533,000 people filed for bankruptcy last year. Boy_Anupong/Getty Images Personal bankruptcy filings are on the rise in the US. Some young people have taken to TikTok, framing their bankruptc...

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Magic: The Gathering: Lorwyn Eclipsed is Out Today, Here's Where to Buy Everything From 2026's First Set

Magic: The Gathering has kicked off 2026 with a return to Lorwyn, and Lorwyn Eclipsed might be the most excited I've seen the community since, well, Edge of Eternities (the last Universes Within set)....

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Locked in and celibate: For young tech founders, dating is a bug, not a feature

Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI "There's two things that I care about the most: the gym and my work," says Mahir Laul. The 18-year-old took a leave of absence from New York University this past...

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I moved in with my partner's family to be closer to work. Our arrangement has worked out well, even though my job didn't.

captionTK Jordyn Bradley I moved in with my long-distance partner's family to be closer to a job and save some money. A lot of 26-year-olds might not see the appeal of this situation, but I was gratef...

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I'm still working in the medical field at 83. My husband doesn't need me at home staring at him all day — I want to be productive.

Barbara Ford, 83, works in the medical field. Laura Thompson for BI This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Barbara Ford, an 83-year-old registered nurse and patient advocate for a healt...

Jan 15Business InsiderHealthImpact

Fortune 100 companies are back in the office — but 'work from home dark matter' is thriving under the radar

Georg Loewen (left) and Leslie Snipes (right) Georg Loewen (left), Leslie Snipes (right) Most Fortune 100 employees are under a return-to-office mandate. However, hybrid and off-the-record remote work...

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Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries &mdash; highlighting a big security risk

I've lived overseas for 15 years. Saying goodbye to my mom never gets easier.

Focusing on future AI doom lets companies dodge responsibility today, professor says

Martin Luther King Jr. was talking about a universal basic income before it was cool

Inside the relationship of Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance, who are expecting their fourth child

Young TikTokers are reframing bankruptcy as a financial hack. Experts say it's far more complicated.

Magic: The Gathering: Lorwyn Eclipsed is Out Today, Here's Where to Buy Everything From 2026's First Set

Locked in and celibate: For young tech founders, dating is a bug, not a feature

I moved in with my partner's family to be closer to work. Our arrangement has worked out well, even though my job didn't.

I'm still working in the medical field at 83. My husband doesn't need me at home staring at him all day &mdash; I want to be productive.

Fortune 100 companies are back in the office &mdash; but 'work from home dark matter' is thriving under the radar

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Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries &mdash; highlighting a big security risk

I've lived overseas for 15 years. Saying goodbye to my mom never gets easier.

Focusing on future AI doom lets companies dodge responsibility today, professor says

Martin Luther King Jr. was talking about a universal basic income before it was cool

Inside the relationship of Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance, who are expecting their fourth child

Young TikTokers are reframing bankruptcy as a financial hack. Experts say it's far more complicated.

Magic: The Gathering: Lorwyn Eclipsed is Out Today, Here's Where to Buy Everything From 2026's First Set

Locked in and celibate: For young tech founders, dating is a bug, not a feature

I moved in with my partner's family to be closer to work. Our arrangement has worked out well, even though my job didn't.

I'm still working in the medical field at 83. My husband doesn't need me at home staring at him all day &mdash; I want to be productive.

Fortune 100 companies are back in the office &mdash; but 'work from home dark matter' is thriving under the radar

Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries — highlighting a big security risk

I'm still working in the medical field at 83. My husband doesn't need me at home staring at him all day — I want to be productive.

Fortune 100 companies are back in the office — but 'work from home dark matter' is thriving under the radar

Nearly half of gig workers sell or share accounts for driving and making deliveries — highlighting a big security risk

I'm still working in the medical field at 83. My husband doesn't need me at home staring at him all day — I want to be productive.

Fortune 100 companies are back in the office — but 'work from home dark matter' is thriving under the radar