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I used all the extra supplies from my kids' parties and threw one for myself. It was a fun, inexpensive celebration.
I had a 'leftover party' for myself with supplies from my kids' birthdays. It was a fun, budget-friendly birthday and gave me a lesson in self-esteem.
Blue Origin's new stock option plan comes with a catch
Blue Origin's new equity plan has an unusual clause meant to retain employees tempted by SpaceX's money machine.
San Francisco is totally unprepared for the coming wealth tsunami
San Francisco has seen wealth tsunamis before. The AI boom is different.
I run a workplace management platform. Here's how AI is reshaping both the culture and physical form of offices.
Micah Remley, the CEO of Robin, discusses how the rise of AI is changing the culture around offices and how office spaces physically look.
Inside Ukraine's secret mission to devastate Russian energy facilities
In eastern Ukraine, soldiers furtively readied Fire Point drones to fly attack runs deep into Russia. Their biggest fear is being discovered.
Figma's design lead says this is what candidates should do to keep his attention during hiring interviews
Noah Levin told Business Insider he wants to see candidates use AI to create high-quality product mock-ups, without regressing to "AI slop" designs.
Tom Holland says he made a tough career choice to work on 'The Odyssey' because of one thing Zendaya said
Tom Holland said the film's production initially overlapped with the next "Spider-Man" movie.
A Red Bull engineer got bored with Formula One. His robotics startup just raised $55 million.
microagi has raised $55 million to put AI-powered robots to work in factories.
Jamie Dimon says businesses are already getting smarter about AI spending
Dimon said that the bank considers the value AI adds and negotiates with vendors "all the time."
Halle Berry says she doesn't understand why people think 60 is the age to stop working
"Why should I now sit down and give that all away — and then what?" Halle Berry said.
Jamie Dimon says broad access to Mythos would be like giving 'ballistic missiles to individuals'
The JPMorgan Chase CEO said access to Mythos was a "real issue," one that the US government was scrutinizing.
They sang in the same band. Drone warfare gave them whole new professions.
After singing for 10 years in the same quartet, Vlad and Andriy of the VORON drone unit say they aren't sure if they'll ever go back to music gigs.