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I left a $346K job and launched a makeup brand. I make a fraction of my old salary but I love working for myself.
Sarah Guller, 25, said she felt like she should have been happy with her private equity job — but she decided she needed to make a change.
How a YouTube network with 45 million subscribers plans to turn fans into paying members
Theorist, the company behind pop-culture channels like The Game Theorists, is launching a membership program to diversify away from YouTube.
I'm raising my grandchildren after 2 of my children died. I've had to put retirement on hold, but I know I'm blessed.
Cynthia Gonzalez, 58, is raising two of her grandchildren in Tucson, Arizona, leading her to put any retirement plans on hold to pay for expenses.
My graduation walk got canceled by COVID. My daughter's was ruined by AI.
Gracella Brown's graduation was canceled during the COVID-19 pandemic. She then missed her daughter's graduation walk because of an AI mishap.
The CEO of Standard Chartered says he's sorry for his 'lower value human capital' comments
Bill Winters said he was "sorry" for his "choice of words" and said the bank valued "all" of its employees.
He built Smorgasburg. Now, he's using AI to organize the construction of his 'forever house.'
Jonathan Butler cofounded Smorgasburg and Brownstoner. Now he's building a house in New York — and vibe coding a construction management tool.
SpaceX IPO: Inside the S-1 filing, potential valuation, and what Elon Musk's empire means for the market
SpaceX's long-awaited IPO filing provides the clearest financial picture yet of Elon Musk's rocket company and its far-reaching ambitions.
Chace Crawford, 40, said he doesn't buy into every health optimization trend
"None of that stuff is gospel to me. I think the optimization thing is funny," Chace Crawford said.
The most striking moments from Stephen Colbert's last show
Colbert's last episode on "The Late Show" featured celebrity cameos, shots fired at CBS, and a Paul McCartney-sung farewell song.
The Iran war boosted Russia's oil income, but money isn't Putin's biggest problem
Crude oil futures have jumped over 40% since the Iran war started. The US has also temporarily eased some sanctions pressure on Russian oil.
What the biggest names in showbiz and politics are saying about Stephen Colbert's swan song
Stephen Colbert took over "The Late Show" from David Letterman in 2015. After 11 seasons, the show has come to an end.
Ukraine's war robots are carrying a new type of payload: the elderly
The Kraken company's drone traveled some 20 miles round-trip to rescue four elderly civilians from a combat zone, its commander told Business Insider.