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Caviar and selfies with Alix Earle: Inside Time magazine's soiree for top creators
Time magazine threw a cocktail party for its list honoring creators. The guest list was the FYP come to life.
My family of 5 has been living with my parents since the beginning of the year. I'd do it again, despite the challenges.
My family has been living with my parents this year. I've reflected on the experience ahead of moving out, and I'd do it again despite the challenges.
Military medics train to keep casualties alive until evacuation. In the next war, that could take days, or even weeks.
Military trauma teams are training for a potential battlefield where they must care for wounded teammates for weeks before they can be evacuated.
My family of 4 moved into a camper van for a year. I ran my business on the road, while my husband homeschooled our twins.
It wasn't always easy traveling the world while running my business and homeschooling the twins. But we built memories that will last a lifetime.
This OpenAI product manager always asks ChatGPT to 'impress' him. Here’s his advice for AI prompts.
OpenAI product manager Ty Geri told Business Insider that he sends long rambles to ChatGPT Work to figure out what's "sticking."
Taking Greenland won't fix the US's problems in the Arctic, experts say
Talk of buying or taking Greenland distracts from the more important task of investing in the Arctic territory the US already has, experts say.
Good things are coming in smaller packages as household budgets tighten
Consumer brands are finding success in offering different pack sizes for two different Americas, with tighter budgets calling for smaller formats.
When my kids were young, I was excited to send them back to school. Now that I'm a mom of teens, I feel differently.
"My teenagers still drive me crazy. I'm just not ready to send them back to school this year."
Hardcore tech execs are meeting their match: the limits of the human body
Tech is in its hardcore era. Where does that leave execs like Lilian Weng and Fidji Simo, who have said they are too sick to work as intensely as they'd like?
The security guard shortage is giving robots an opening
Asylon's robot dogs and drones are patrolling large facilities as the security industry faces a retention problem.
I'm a mental strength coach who works with founders. AI is causing a burnout surge — here's my advice for combatting it.
AI is leading to more burnout. Psychotherapist and mental strength coach Amy Morin explains why, and what to do to fight it.
Corporate America's next assignment: Save happy hour
Happy hour is on the decline due to high prices and changing social rituals. Companies are hoping team-bonding experiences can fill the void.