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I moved from a small town to a big city and was eager to make new friends. I talk to strangers and say 'yes' to everything.
Earlier this year, I moved from a small town to a big city. To make new friends, I started talking to strangers and saying 'yes' to everything.
For US Soccer's CEO, the challenge isn't just the World Cup — it's what comes after
As the US prepares to co-host the World Cup, US Soccer CEO JT Batson is focused on turning the event into lasting growth for the game in America.
This robotics CEO wants to automate the work that makes people quit
Robot.com CEO Felipe Chavez said he wants to build an ecosystem of robots that will handle boring, repetitive tasks.
I moved to Europe in hopes of a better life. Now I'm here making 67,000 Euros a year — I still feel worthless.
"For Love & Money" answers your relationship and money questions. This week, a reader struggles after moving to the Netherlands for a better future.
I study mentally strong people. Here are 5 signs you're overwhelmed at work — not burned out
Burnout and overwhelm are often confused leading to the wrong solutions. How to know the difference, according to a psychotherapist.
I went to Walmart's HQ and saw how AI is changing what people see, buy, and how fast they get it
Walmart is folding AI capabilities into nearly every aspect of its business, helping the retailer offer new levels of speed and personalization.
Ken Griffin's talent machine is getting bigger with its most competitive intern class ever
Citadel and Citadel Securities accepted a record-low 0.36% of interns but have the largest class ever, as hedge funds work to build talent pipelines.
Former Google distinguished engineer Kelsey Hightower has 3 tips for new graduates in the AI era
Kelsey Hightower offers advices for young people and fresh grads who are entering an uncertain job market, as AI dampens hiring.
Trump faces renewed push to cancel student debt for eligible borrowers and stop the transfer of accounts to the Treasury
Democratic lawmakers called on the Education Department to enact student-debt relief for millions of borrowers while defaults are at a record high.
Will SpaceX's long-awaited IPO could be Southern California's 'Google moment'
With SpaceX preparing to go public, the coastal neighborhoods around the company's sprawling Hawthorne hub are hoping for their own liftoff.
The $100,000 visa fee isn't stopping OpenAI, Anthropic, and Nvidia as they battle for AI talent
Anthropic, OpenAI, and Nvidia increase H-1B visa applications as other tech giants cut back, highlighting the AI talent demand.
See if there's a data center near you with our new interactive tracker
Business Insider's new map shows 1,416 data centers built or approved for construction in 45 states and Washington, DC by the end of 2025.