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Burned out after working in healthcare, she switched careers and started over in Hong Kong
In Canada, Gina Lai felt she was never seen as Canadian enough because people viewed her as Chinese. In Hong Kong, she was struck by the reverse — she didn't fe...
Elon Musk says Tesla expects to increase its human workforce as AI and robotics boost productivity
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said he expects to hire more workers and that output per Tesla employee will get "nutty high."
Here are 5 biggest takeaways from Lucid Motors' bet on autonomy
Lucid Motors unveiled a two-seater robotaxi and provided updates to its robotaxi deal with Uber during Thursday's investor day.
The US military says it lost a refueling aircraft in Iraq. Rescue operations are underway.
US Central Command said the incident that brought the plane down occurred in "friendly airspace" and was not the result of friendly or hostile fire.
Palantir's Alex Karp has ties to a $46 million Miami mansion that was bought before his company's HQ move
An entity with ties to the billionaire CEO bought the home before Palantir announced it was moving its HQ to Miami.
Atlanta 'Housewives' newcomer Pinky Cole breaks down what drove her to bankruptcy
Slutty Vegan founder Aisha "Pinky" Cole testified under oath Thursday that "business debt" led her to file for personal bankruptcy protection.
Why one of Asia's poorest countries grows Japan's cash
Farmers in Nepal, one of Asia's poorest countries, harvest the shrub for Japan's money supply.
AI still has a long way to go. Just ask AI pop star, Tilly Norwood.
AI pop star Tilly Norwood released her first music video this week. It was meant to show the state of AI, it's creator says, not top the charts.
A software CEO called me on the weekend recently with painful predictions. One is already coming true.
Generative AI is reshaping SaaS, leading Atlassian and Block to cut jobs. Stock-based compensation and financial discipline are key issues.
Tinder wants you to meet people offline. Its CEO tells us it's responding to 'changing consumer tastes.'
Tinder has a slew of new products for 2026, including offline events. CEO Spencer Rascoff said the company couldn't "put our heads in the sand."
Missile alerts and a safe haven tested: Dubai 12 days into the Iran conflict
For the city whose reputation is predicated on its safe haven status, Business Insider looks at what has happened in the days since the war began.
My partner and I live in less than 70 square feet. Despite what some people assume, it's great for our relationship.
For nearly four years, I've lived in a van with my boyfriend. Sharing a small space as a couple has had challenges, but brought us closer together.