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New York wants to win back Canadian tourists with over 100 travel deals amid Trump's trade war: 'Our message is one of love'
Over 100 New York hotels and attractions are offering discounts to Canadian tourists as Trump's proposed tariffs have stoked tensions.
Dolly Parton’s smartest business move was saying no to Elvis Presley
In the 1970s, Dolly Parton turned down Elvis Presley when he asked to split publishing rights for "I Will Always Love You." The risky move paid off.
Amid warehouse staffing shortages, AI-powered drones and Meta glasses help visually impaired workers get the job done
Amid e-commerce growth, Bosma hires visually impaired workers for warehouses, using AI tools like drones and Meta glasses to overcome staffing issues.
Dolly Parton loved to cook. Here are her best tricks for fluffier eggs, better cornbread, and more.
Dolly Parton shared many cooking tips with Business Insider over the years. Here are some of our favorites, including her easy trick for fluffy eggs.
I went to Dollywood for the first time last summer, and I'm still thinking about it. I can't wait to go back.
Dollywood taught me all about Dolly Parton's iconic life and career. Since her passing, I'm longing to return to the Tennessee amusement park.
Dolly Parton’s letter to Eminem shows how to make a connection that lasts
Dolly Parton's letter to Eminem shows how a thoughtful message with no ask can create a lasting connection.
I've solo-traveled to 90 countries. Here are the 5 most beautiful places I've been.
After visiting 90 countries, I've seen some of the most beautiful places in the world, like Wānaka, New Zealand, and Jeju Island, South Korea.
One chart shows how much more data center jobs pay than other gigs
Indeed job postings show a pay premium for data-center construction managers and electrical engineers.
Hyundai CEO says your local car dealership could sell you a humanoid robot
Hyundai's robotics company, Boston Dynamics, could sell humanoid and dog-like bots at car dealerships, the CEO said.
Stanley Druckenmiller's AI writing has split Wall Street down the middle
Billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller has divided the finance world by revealing he used AI to help write his viral op-ed this week.
Australia's social media ban for teens is going, uh, pretty badly
A new report shows that the ban only lowered the number of young teens on TikTok by one percentage point.
ChatGPT expands its foothold in the nation's classrooms
OpenAI expands its school offering in a bid to woo more teachers to ChatGPT. More than 2 million students are now in a district with the tech.