Frequent fliers react to United's plan to steal Delta's most loyal customers
United is using Starlink Wi-Fi and a limited-time status match to lure elite frequent fliers from rival airlines.
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CEOs keep crying AGI. What does that even mean?
Tech CEOs and laypeople alike are fond of saying that AGI is here, but AI researchers and engineers told Business Insider the term is overblown.
I run an AI company with a workforce of 34 AI agents. My days are powered by Diet Coke, DoorDash, and 'Claude walks' — here's my routine.
Allie K. Miller, the CEO of Open Machine, shares her daily routine, utilizing AI tools for productivity and personal lifestyle optimization.
AI is taking over the painstaking work of Silicon Valley's most-coveted engineers
Engineers who work with CUDA, used for programming Nvidia's chips, are increasingly managing AI coding agents. Demand for CUDA expertise remains high.
Why VCs are funding a concert business as a hedge against AI
As most VCs pour billions into AI startups, a select few are making a counterbet on a traditionally low-tech business: Concerts.
Milk Bar founder Christina Tosi shares the hiring approach she used to grow her bakery business
Milk Bar founder Christina Tosi said she saw an opportunity in hiring women leaders — and turned it into a business advantage.
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt to programmers: Stop building the house. Start designing it.
The former Google CEO said today's AI coding tools surpass his skills and free up programmers to be the architects, not the ones who build the house.
Tesla rolled out a 'drive away' feature it hopes ‘you never need’
Tesla released a software update called "Emergency Drive Away" that would allow the vehicle to shift into drive while plugged into a Supercharger.
NBCUniversal is cutting a few hundred global streaming tech employees
NBCUniversal told streaming tech employees that it's laying off staffers across Europe and the US.
Lara Trump said the Iran war could cost Republicans the midterms. Here's how the president responded.
A member of Trump's family addressed a risk that the White House has largely sought to downplay: The Iran war could cost Republicans the midterms.
Trump says he ‘wouldn’t necessarily like’ a data center right next to his house
Some Virginia residents already face the reality of having a data center in their backyard.
We live paycheck to paycheck and don't want wedding debt. So we're getting creative.
My fiancé and I chose a two-year engagement because we're financing our wedding ourselves. The extra time lets us save and find deals.