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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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Uber Eats and DoorDash workers could see a bump from New York City's new tipping law. The companies say it'll hurt them.

New York City's law mandating an option to tip when customers pay for their order takes effect on January 26. Tom Williams/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images A New York City law requiring a tip prompt...

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We matched on Bumble. I ended up moving from California to Virginia to live with him.

Chiechi and her husband. Marissa Chiechi/ Carrie McGuire Life-long Californian, Marissa Chiechi, moved from Los Angeles to Alexandria, Virginia, in 2023. Chiechi relocated for her then-boyfriend, now ...

Jan 16Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

The author of 'Sapiens' says AI is about to create 2 crises for every country

Yuval Noah Harari was a speaker at the 2026 World Economic Forum Chris Jung/NurPhoto via Getty Images The author of "Sapiens" Yuval Noah Harari said AI is going to cause two crises for every c...

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2 military influencers say they never planned to have an online following, but standard recruiting efforts weren't working

Tyler Butterworth (left) and John Howell (right) have built a following on social media as military influencers. Jake Gabbard / Business Insider Army soldiers Tyler Butterworth and John Howell use soc...

Jan 15Business InsidersocietyImpact

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...

Jan 18Business InsiderTechnologyImpact

Millionaires ask leaders at Davos to tax the rich

The Swiss resort town of Davos hosts the World Economic Forum each January, bringing together politicians, policymakers, and business executives. Christian Hartmann/Reuters Nearly 400 wealthy individu...

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They quit, traveled, and rethought their lives — meet the adults taking gap years

Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI In my early 30s, I was working long hours as the editor in chief of a magazine, juggling deadlines and the looming "should we have kids?" question — all wh...

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When I left the Marines, I struggled to adjust to civilian life. Finding work in the real world was the most challenging.

The author struggled to adjust to civilian life after the Marines. jacoblund/Getty Images I planned to be in the Marines for my entire career, but I left early to pursue entrepreneurship. Some of the ...

Jan 16Business InsidersocietyImpact

Stars and Stripes staff fear the Pentagon is coming for the newspaper — and their jobs

Stars and Stripes newspaper Ullstein bild via Getty Images The military's independent newspaper, Stars and Stripes, is facing new pressure from the Pentagon. Pentagon spokesman Sean Parnell said the o...

Jan 17Business InsiderPoliticsImpact

China’s big people shortage just got bigger, and the risks are growing too

Adek Berry/Getty Images China's population declined for the fourth year in a row, reaching 1.405 billion. Falling birth rates and an aging population threaten China's economy and the global economy. G...

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My nonprofit celebrates birthdays for families who can't afford them. In 14 years, I've never grown tired of seeing their joy.

Paige Chenault Lohoefer founded The Birthday Project in 2012 Courtesy of This be Grace Paige Chenault Lohoefer is the founder of the nonprofit The Birthday Party Project. The organization celebrates k...

Jan 13Business InsidersocietyImpact

Instagram is testing a new definition of 'friends'

Instagram is testing switching "following" counts to "friends" on user profiles. Nikolas Kokovlis/NurPhoto via Getty Images Instagram is testing out replacing "following" count...

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I lived with my grandfather for 2 years. I never expected we'd become best friends.

The author (left) moved in with her grandfather (right). Courtesy of Ashleigh N. DeLuca When I moved in with my grandfather during the pandemic, I expected a repetitive routine. Having time every day ...

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Will AI replace human jobs and make universal basic income necessary? Here's what AI leaders have said about UBI.

Universal basic income provides recurring cash payments, no strings attached. Wong Yu Liang AI advances could widen wealth gaps, which has prompted calls for a universal basic income . UBI offers recu...

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Read the memo Target's HR chief sent staff about 'expected disruptions' as ICE raids Minneapolis

Graffiti reading "ICE out now!" is seen on the exterior wall of a Target store in Minneapolis. Kerem YUCEL / AFP via Getty Images Target sent a memo to staff acknowledging the stress workers m...

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Why millennials are yearning for 2016 all over Instagram

People are taking to Instagram to reminisce 2016 in all its fishnet-stocking glory. Melodie Jeng/Getty Images 2016 is so back — at least on Instagram. Millennials are putting up pictures of them...

Jan 16Business InsiderlifestyleImpact

Democratic congressman Ro Khanna wants creators to have their own 'bill of rights'

US House Rep. Ro Khanna. The Washington Post/Getty Images Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna plans to introduce a resolution Thursday called the "Creator Bill of Rights." The progressive congressman is...

Jan 15Business InsiderPoliticsImpact

She was a first-generation college grad. Now, she has $55,000 in student loans and is postponing having kids.

Eryn Bostwick, 37, is delaying having kids because of her student loan debt. Courtesy of Eryn Bostwick Eryn Bostwick, 37, is postponing having kids due to her student-loan debt. As a first-generation ...

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

Uber Eats and DoorDash workers could see a bump from New York City's new tipping law. The companies say it'll hurt them.

We matched on Bumble. I ended up moving from California to Virginia to live with him.

The author of 'Sapiens' says AI is about to create 2 crises for every country

2 military influencers say they never planned to have an online following, but standard recruiting efforts weren't working

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

Millionaires ask leaders at Davos to tax the rich

They quit, traveled, and rethought their lives &mdash; meet the adults taking gap years

When I left the Marines, I struggled to adjust to civilian life. Finding work in the real world was the most challenging.

Stars and Stripes staff fear the Pentagon is coming for the newspaper &mdash; and their jobs

China’s big people shortage just got bigger, and the risks are growing too

My nonprofit celebrates birthdays for families who can't afford them. In 14 years, I've never grown tired of seeing their joy.

Instagram is testing a new definition of 'friends'

I lived with my grandfather for 2 years. I never expected we'd become best friends.

Will AI replace human jobs and make universal basic income necessary? Here's what AI leaders have said about UBI.

Read the memo Target's HR chief sent staff about 'expected disruptions' as ICE raids Minneapolis

Why millennials are yearning for 2016 all over Instagram

Democratic congressman Ro Khanna wants creators to have their own 'bill of rights'

She was a first-generation college grad. Now, she has $55,000 in student loans and is postponing having kids.

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

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

Uber Eats and DoorDash workers could see a bump from New York City's new tipping law. The companies say it'll hurt them.

We matched on Bumble. I ended up moving from California to Virginia to live with him.

The author of 'Sapiens' says AI is about to create 2 crises for every country

2 military influencers say they never planned to have an online following, but standard recruiting efforts weren't working

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

Millionaires ask leaders at Davos to tax the rich

They quit, traveled, and rethought their lives &mdash; meet the adults taking gap years

When I left the Marines, I struggled to adjust to civilian life. Finding work in the real world was the most challenging.

Stars and Stripes staff fear the Pentagon is coming for the newspaper &mdash; and their jobs

China’s big people shortage just got bigger, and the risks are growing too

My nonprofit celebrates birthdays for families who can't afford them. In 14 years, I've never grown tired of seeing their joy.

Instagram is testing a new definition of 'friends'

I lived with my grandfather for 2 years. I never expected we'd become best friends.

Will AI replace human jobs and make universal basic income necessary? Here's what AI leaders have said about UBI.

Read the memo Target's HR chief sent staff about 'expected disruptions' as ICE raids Minneapolis

Why millennials are yearning for 2016 all over Instagram

Democratic congressman Ro Khanna wants creators to have their own 'bill of rights'

She was a first-generation college grad. Now, she has $55,000 in student loans and is postponing having kids.

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

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

They quit, traveled, and rethought their lives — meet the adults taking gap years

Stars and Stripes staff fear the Pentagon is coming for the newspaper — and their jobs

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

They quit, traveled, and rethought their lives — meet the adults taking gap years

Stars and Stripes staff fear the Pentagon is coming for the newspaper — and their jobs