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Homeowners terrorized by pro squatters turning dreams into nightmares in palm-lined paradise, experts say
Professional squatters allegedly use forged deeds, fake leases and identity theft to hijack Los Angeles homes, prompting calls for a dedicated task force.
As America marks 250 years, our greatest chapters are still ahead of us
Founders fire — the bold vision and risk-taking spirit behind the Declaration of Independence — still drives American exceptionalism 250 years later.
The debate over what's making it harder for college grads to get hired
Why are recent grads struggling to find jobs? Researchers debate whether remote work or AI are driving a decline in entry-level hiring.
Uber's insurance and operational fees can vary widely on similar trips
Uber's insurance charges can vary greatly, affecting what riders pay, reveals Columbia's Len Sherman.
AI got this lawyer away from his desk: 'Dramatically more efficient'
Corporate attorney Zack Shapiro told Business Insider that, thanks to AI, he has "automated away" all of the grunt work he used to do.
Sergey Brin and 11 other billionaires and tech elite lined up against California's proposed billionaire tax
Google cofounder Sergey Brin has poured $82 million into an effort to undercut California's proposed billionaire tax. He isn't alone in the fight.
AI-native startups are hiring fewer entry-level workers, Harvard study finds
AI-native startups are running smaller, flatter teams and are hiring more senior talent rather than entry-level talent, a Harvard study found.
A multi-millionaire left NYC for 25 years. Now he's back and ready to pay more taxes.
Andrew Tobias, NYC millionaire and financial writer, will happily pay more taxes. Just make sure to send him a fruit basket.
I've flown in long-haul economy on a dozen airlines. These are 3 I'd recommend to anyone, and one I wouldn't book again.
I've tested a dozen different airlines to find the best for long-haul travel. Etihad Airways exceeded expectations, while China Eastern wasn't for me.
Read the pitch deck these Stanford grads used to raise $11.6 million for a wearable device to track women's hormones
Clair Health says today's wearables overlook women's health. Read the pitch deck behind its $11.6 million seed round.
9/11 Museum CEO reflects on lasting impact of terror attacks as America marks 250th birthday
The 9/11 Memorial Museum marks America's 250th anniversary alongside the 25th anniversary of the attacks, highlighting recovery and resilience.
Before the Boston Tea Party, there were New Hampshire's Pine Tree Riots
Gov. Kelly Ayotte says the Pine Tree Riot in New Hampshire predated the Boston Tea Party and may have inspired the famous colonial protest.