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Uber's insurance and operational fees can vary widely on similar trips
Uber's insurance charges can vary greatly, affecting what riders pay, reveals Columbia's Len Sherman.
AI got this lawyer away from his desk: 'Dramatically more efficient'
Corporate attorney Zack Shapiro told Business Insider that, thanks to AI, he has "automated away" all of the grunt work he used to do.
Sergey Brin and 11 other billionaires and tech elite lined up against California's proposed billionaire tax
Google cofounder Sergey Brin has poured $82 million into an effort to undercut California's proposed billionaire tax. He isn't alone in the fight.
AI-native startups are hiring fewer entry-level workers, Harvard study finds
AI-native startups are running smaller, flatter teams and are hiring more senior talent rather than entry-level talent, a Harvard study found.
A multi-millionaire left NYC for 25 years. Now he's back and ready to pay more taxes.
Andrew Tobias, NYC millionaire and financial writer, will happily pay more taxes. Just make sure to send him a fruit basket.
I've flown in long-haul economy on a dozen airlines. These are 3 I'd recommend to anyone, and one I wouldn't book again.
I've tested a dozen different airlines to find the best for long-haul travel. Etihad Airways exceeded expectations, while China Eastern wasn't for me.
Read the pitch deck these Stanford grads used to raise $11.6 million for a wearable device to track women's hormones
Clair Health says today's wearables overlook women's health. Read the pitch deck behind its $11.6 million seed round.
Henry Blodget says AI may write great novels someday. He still wanted to write this one himself.
Henry Blodget told Business Insider why he chose to edit his book with Claude — but wrote it by hand. He also included Claude's review on its cover.
I've been a trucker for nearly 5 decades. AI made the job safer, but autonomous trucks still need to prove themselves.
Ingrid Brown, a trucker of 47 years, said technology like the cellphone and AI has made truck driving safer but autonomous trucks still need work.
Why every job description suddenly feels like a CVS receipt
AI has made job descriptions expand into never-ending, confusing lists of required and nice-to-have skills and qualifications.
I visited the 'world's first' AI art museum. It was dazzling, strange, and more thought-provoking than I expected.
Dataland, "the world's first museum of AI arts," opened in Los Angeles. The art was often beautiful but hard to connect with.
NATO's eastern flank prepares to fend off Russia — with or without America
Reporters traveled to three exposed stretches of Europe's eastern frontier and found varied strategies and uneven progress to deter Russia.