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I was terrified about having twins. Years later, I have to admit that it was easier than having my firstborn.

After a miscarriage and postpartum depression, twins felt like my worst fear. Here's how focusing on myself — not the babies — changed everything.

By Conz Preti

I asked Taco Bell's CMO what his go-to order is. I wasn't ready for the hot-sauce count.

Taco Bell CMO Taylor Montgomery told Business Insider that his usual order is two crunchy tacos, and he uses one hot-sauce packet "per bite."

By Anneta Konstantinides

Oil spikes are pushing airlines to hike ticket prices. These carriers have already raised fares or canceled flights.

Thai Airways said it will raise ticket prices by up to 15% while Air New Zealand is canceling some 1,100 flights due to rising fuel costs.

By Pete Syme

This Israeli cyber startup is launching with $40 million in funding during the Iran war: 'It's part of our reality and part of our strength'

Tel-Aviv-based startup Bold is keenly familiar with both AI and war in the Middle East, two of the most disruptive forces for businesses.

By Robert Scammell

I'm an American who got a full medical checkup in Japan. In 4 hours, I learned more about my health than I would in years at home.

During my trip to Japan, I got a comprehensive preventive medical checkup of tests/screenings. Here's what it cost and how I booked it as an American.

By Ingrid Yang

Here are the biggest status symbols and best looks we spotted at the BNP Paribas Open

The BNP Paribas Open is taking place in California through March 15. Attendees at the tennis event are wearing sharp outfits and status-symbol pieces.

By Amanda Krause