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The US Army doesn't want its soldiers trying to figure out new tech right before heading into combat training
The Army has a new rule to keep soldiers from getting unfamiliar drones and other technology just before major combat training.
NATO trainers say Ukraine's rapid wartime pace is spotlighting just how slowly the West moves in peacetime
NATO trainers say working with Ukraine has exposed how slowly Western peacetime bureaucracy moves compared with the pace of modern war.
Don't call, do text: Gen Z has a lot of feelings about phone etiquette
When it comes to phone calls, younger generations aren't picking up. They have a lot of feelings about taking — and making — a spontaneous call.
Warren Buffett is stepping down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway
Warren Buffett is stepping down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and becoming chairman emeritus, effective immediately.
I love my 4 kids and my 4 dogs, but sometimes I just need to shut the door on all of them
I retreat to my bedroom when motherhood overwhelms. I don't feel bad about it.
A doctor shares his 5-step routine for preventing cancer
An oncologist said his daily routine helps reduce cancer risk with habits like exercise, healthy eating, and getting rid of toxins and microplastics.
Morgan Stanley exec Lindsey Coleman shares her coffee-meeting request to tell who is serious about a Wall Street career
Lindsey Coleman, an executive at Morgan Stanley, included building relationships before you need them among her top five pieces of advice.
A Darth Vader costume, a poem, and droning noise: Americans get creative to protest Flock cameras and data centers
What do Darth Vader, Dr. Doom, and The Lorax have in common? People have dressed up as them to protest license-plate reader cameras and data centers.
I flew to Barcelona to freeze my eggs for under $4,500. Being alone for the hard parts was the price I didn't calculate.
Egg freezing in Spain saved me thousands compared with New York. But navigating complications alone abroad came with an emotional price.
2 friends pooled $2,000 of their own savings and turned it into a $30 million company by focusing on 'green-light activities'
Before Britt Baker and Laurie-Anne King even launched their financial-education business, they had $40,000 in sales.
AI is the butt of the joke
Business Insider spoke to several stand-up comedians about tech jokes. They say audiences have one rule: make fun of AI.
Demand for cybersecurity pros with AI skills is reaching a 'fever pitch'
Box's Aaron Levie told Business Insider that AI means cybersecurity is "one of the hottest, if not the hottest, job categories."