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3 execs who sold their company to Martin Sorrell’s S4 Capital are suing, alleging they’re owed millions
A lawsuit claims S4 owes three former employees millions of dollars and shares owed to them. S4 declined to comment on pending litigation.
The US Army is overhauling how it trains its new helicopter pilots to fly, outsourcing training to a private company
A new Army contract worth up to $10 billion will shift entry-level helicopter training to a private contractor.
AI companies are desperate for your work-related data. What's your price?
AI companies are buying workplace data to train their models, from internal documents to employees' everyday work. Are you selling?
Microsoft AI's CMO is leaving as the company rethinks consumer marketing efforts
Andréa Mallard is leaving Microsoft's AI unit after around six months in the role, Business Insider has learned.
I stepped back from a successful VC career. The hardest part was the ego hit.
After years in venture capital, Chloe Steinberg left her full-time job and began questioning how she defined success and ambition.
Silicon Valley has a new insult for performative hustle posts: 'grindslop'
Techies are calling performative work content on social media "grindslop." Business Insider spoke with the grindslop accused — and accusers.
An investor using real estate to retire early says his rents fell in 2026, but he still increased his profit by focusing on 3 expenses.
Brannon Potts has watched rents soften in North Texas over the past few years. Still, "my overall profit has gone up," said the investor.
Trump's student-loan expert said he was 'not aware' of a repayment glitch in a lawsuit to restore affordable bills
An Education Department student-loan analyst said he was unaware of an income calculation error in the federal database.
A nutrition scientist shares 1 evidence-backed breakfast swap you can make for a lower cancer risk
A nutrition researcher explains how simple food swaps may help reduce the risk of cancer linked to ultra-processed foods.
We've got a new in-flight Starlink fan: Rick Ross
Rapper Rick Ross recently showed off his multimillion dollar hangar, including a private jet with Starlink connectivity.
I left my $250,000 Meta job to coach startup founders. I work fewer hours, have less stress, and still make a good living.
Jason Shen joined Meta after his startup's team was brought in. Three years later, he left a high-paying role and unvested stock to coach founders.
One chart shows a big warning sign for the future of AI
A survey shows that even the so-called "AI native" generation is souring on the technology.