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Palantir's summary of CEO Alexander Karp's manifesto is generating buzz. Read the 22 bullet points.
Among the 22 points summarizing Palantir CEO Alex Karp's manifesto is the belief that the US should consider reinstating the military draft.
'Big Short' investor Michael Burry doesn't expect the red-hot stock rally to crash out — at least not yet
Michael Burry said a sudden market crash after a record rally would be uncharted territory: "a needle top is like a unicorn, mythical until proven."
I'm a bartender. Here are 3 of the best and 3 of the worst cocktails to order.
From classic dry-gin martinis to Long Islands, there are some drinks that you should always try to order at a bar, and ones you should avoid.
I ranked 5 Burger King cheeseburgers from worst to best. The winner was the most classic.
We ranked five of the most popular Burger King cheeseburgers, including the recently revamped Whopper and the Bacon King.
I spent 10 weeks backpacking through South America. Here are the 4 places I'd visit again in a heartbeat.
My partner and I spent 10 weeks backpacking through South America. Some of my favorite places we visited were Puerto Natales, Chile, and Machu Picchu.
Kyle, Teddy, and Nana: Here's what hurricanes will be named in 2026
The National Hurricane Center chooses storms' names in advance. This year's list of hurricane names includes Arthur, Dolly, Leah, and Wilfred.
California Treasurer Fiona Ma tied to Chinese school cited in scathing audit
California Treasurer Fiona Ma told students in China that she could help get them internships and jobs in California, according to a school's website.
AI doesn't get stressed, tired, or have a bad day at work — and it's raising the bar for everyone else
"Human workers begin to face unrealistic standards for productivity, patience, and availability," an AI product executive told Business Insider.
United Airlines pilots called in a bomb threat when they heard a mysterious beeping on the plane
United Airlines Flight 2092 from Chicago to New York diverted to Pittsburgh, where passengers were evacuated and bomb squads swept the plane.
PTO, parental leave, pensions: Even the most prized benefits are on the chopping block
In a tough labor market, workers often have fewer options for job-hopping, and employers can rethink what benefits they offer.
My parents opened a bowling center when I was an infant. Now, I'm a millionaire thanks to my professional bowling career.
Jason Belmonte says his parents opened a bowling center after a rainy day idea, setting him on a path to become a pro.
One of the most stressful jobs in finance right now: private credit sales
The retail boom in private credit has brought on boards hundreds of sales staff. But now that investors are pulling money, it's become a stressful gig.