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I'm a 61-year-old CEO and DJ for longevity raves. I start my day with a cup of tea, ruthlessly cut meetings short, and don't have a house cleaner.
DJ Tina Technotic enjoys all-night raves, cuts meetings short, and cleans house when she needs to think.
Cisco's HR chief said the 'worst thing' companies can do is pile more work on employees after AI saves time
Cisco's chief people officer said companies should encourage AI adoption by framing it as a tool that will help workers get part of their day back.
Social media users are celebrating a woman whose homemade Dr Pepper jingle landed in a TV ad
Dr Pepper worked with TikToker Romeo Bingham to feature a viral jingle in an ad during the College Football Playoffs. Social media users are loving it.
Elon Musk is hiring, and his simple application process reveals what he values in employees
Tesla's Elon Musk is asking job applicants to share their biggest tech wins via three simple bullet points.
15 minutes to launch: Inside the sprint for NATO fighter pilots on scramble alert
Business Insider visited an air base in Lithuania where Spanish jets are deployed to support NATO air policing operations.
Inside OpenAI's renewed push into robotics
OpenAI has rapidly scaled its robotics lab over the past year and plans to open up a second lab, insiders say.
Wall Streeters reveal their favorite AI tools and what they use them for
AI isn't yet impressive enough to replace the core work done in the finance industry, but Wall Streeters are still using AI to streamline their day.
Wall Street is losing its appetite for Oracle's data center debt
Appetite for loans tied to Oracle's data center partnership with OpenAI has diminished, reflecting concerns over credit risk and AI investment scale.
I'm a designer, and Saks was my biggest customer. Now it owes me six figures, and I'm fighting to keep my business viable.
Fisayo Che is the founder of Elisamama, a brand that's sold at Saks. She's finding a path forward as the department store goes through bankruptcy.
Football is the biggest thing in America. Chuck Klosterman says that's going to change.
Writer Chuck Klosterman loves football — like most of America. But he thinks the sport's sheer size will ultimately be its demise.
Trump called Greenland a 'piece of ice.' To Greenlanders, it's so much more.
President Donald Trump repeatedly called Greenland a "piece of ice" while speaking at Davos. Three Greenlanders gave Business Insider their responses.
We're siblings who built a 6-figure Turo business in under 2 years. We started with just our mom's car — here's how we scaled up.
Michael Rumph and Darlene Person, siblings in Atlanta, built a profitable 13-car Turo fleet that started with their mother's car in 2022.