Jeff Bezos weighs in on the chaos gripping his newspaper
Jeff Bezos assured Washington Post journalists the paper would maintain its journalistic standards as controversies mount over CEO Will Lewis.
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Woman accuses luxury real estate broker Tal Alexander and his brother of raping her while their third brother watched
Tal Alexander and his brother Oren were top brokers of luxury homes. Now both men and a third brother, Alon, are accused in lawsuits of raping women.
Athlete marketing is booming with the evolution of NIL and creating new career paths
Athlete marketing was upended in 2021 when the NCAA opened the door for student-athletes to make money from their name, image, and likeness.
7 of the most faked seafoods in the world
Seafood fraud is rampant globally. Your red snapper could be tilapia. That wild-caught salmon? Farm-raised. And criminal rings could be to blame.
The cost of sports content is soaring — and it could mean big cuts in Hollywood budgets
The battle for NBA media rights has spotlighted how important sports content has become to keeping viewers, despite its soaring costs.
Far-right blogger Jim Hoft used The Gateway Pundit's company funds to buy himself a Porsche and an oceanside Florida condo
At a bankruptcy hearing, the pro-Trump blogger appeared to show little distinction between The Gateway Pundit's funds and his personal finances.
Inflation is scrambling Americans' perceptions of middle-class life
"I feel like I can make ends meet, but I can't really move this lifestyle," one person told Business Insider.
Chipotle is selling 'Chipotle Boy' bowls aimed at vest-wearing finance bros
"You know who you are," Chipotle said in its promo for a double-chicken and white rice bowl, named for its reliable customer cohort.
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2 states where home prices are falling because there are too many houses and not enough buyers
As the US bears a housing crunch, Florida and Texas have homes stagnating on the market after a pandemic-era construction boom.
Shadowy middlemen are giving Russia access to old Western tech left over in countries like China and Turkey
Russian manufacturers wouldn't be able to meet demand without these second-hand supplies, a think tank said.
Get ready to see AI clones of influencers in your TikTok feed
TikTok is rolling out a new feature that will allow brands to use AI-generated avatars in ads.
Melinda French Gates said she loves her new neighborhood, having moved from ex-husband Bill Gates' $183 million compound
Melinda French Gates told Time she loves being able to walk to stores and restaurants in her neighborhood.
A Pandora executive shares 2 strategies that helped the brand become a better partner to creators of color, including customizing contracts
Nikki Jenkins first joined Pandora in 2021. Since then, she and her team have earned a positive reputation among creators of color.
A lawyer dreamed of disrupting the legal industry with private equity. It turned into a nightmare.
Steve German, an Arizona lawyer, was one of the biggest boosters of allowing private-equity firms like 777 Partners into law firms. Now he's a skeptic.
Meet Chili's culinary director who creates new dishes for a living and has the best 'secret menu' hack
Brian Paquette develops new menu items as the director of culinary at Chili's. He revealed his favorite menu item and his secret ordering hack.
Pay TV is in so much trouble that even its one bright spot is dimming
YouTube TV was one of the only things growing in the TV business. But it just shrank, too.
Here are the highest-paid CEOs in the US , some of whom have 9-figure compensation packages
Compensation for big-company CEOs continues to rise, growing 20.1% to a median $29.1 million in 2023, Equilar said. Here are the highest-paid chiefs.
Digital advertisers want 'premium content' — but are in a battle over how to define it
Marketers are redefining "premium content" amid debates about first-party data and the rise of "made for advertising" websites.
Trump's plan to hike tariffs instead of raising taxes could cause the 'mother of all stagflations,' policymakers warn
The Treasury secretary, Janet Yellen, and her predecessor Larry Summers called out Trump's plan to replace income tax with tariffs as a costly idea.
Russia's biggest private lender is expanding to China after being hit by US sanctions
The bank, owned by the Russian oligarch Mikhail Fridman, is looking to build new offices in China Bloomberg reported.
Elon Musk's top podcast picks
Elon Musk shared some of his favorite podcasts and audiobooks on a recent stream on X, saying he likes "history podcasts in general."
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Inside the rise of STEM influencers: 3 key takeaways from a conference that serves as a huge science fair for YouTubers
Open Sauce, the annual STEM conference for creators, returned for its second year in San Francisco.
The Fed could tip the US into recession if it waits too long to cut rates, Mohamed El-Erian says
The longer the Fed waits to start lowering rates, the more catchup it'll have to play later, which could cause a downturn.
Inside the highly competitive training program that puts MBAs into a CEO role right after graduation — and is harder to get into than Harvard
Private-equity firm Alpine Investors gives MBA graduates on-the-job training as CEOs and CFOs at its portfolio companies.
Gen Z wants jobs that help solve the climate crisis but has no idea how to get them
Only 1 in 20 Gen Z workers have the "green" skills companies are looking for, a LinkedIn analysis found.
How brands like Adobe and Google Pixel work with creators from underrepresented backgrounds to ensure fair pay and creative freedom
Business Insider asked 22 creators of color about their favorite companies to work with and spoke with execs from three brands about their strategies.
Tracking how many ads I saw in a single day made me realize I don't really mind them
When my editor asked me to track all the ads I saw in a day, I wasn't sure how it would go. I saw over 130 ads, but I didn't mind most of them.
Off for Juneteenth? Here's an out-of-office message you can use to explain its significance.
If you have the day off for Juneteenth, use this email template to let people know you're out of the office and educate them on the holiday.
17 popular trends interior designers wish would disappear
From all-white interiors to accent walls, here are some of the most popular home trends that interior designers wish people would stop following.
A millennial shares why she left pricey San Francisco and settled in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where it's 'much more accessible to buy a lovely larger-sized home'
Rachel Pohl spent years living in San Francisco but said she's "grateful to call Chattanooga home" now.
An Instagram feature you may not have heard of is growing at a 'wild pace' and is central to the app's future plans
Business Insider spoke with more than a dozen creators to see whether they liked the notes feature and how they were using it.
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How Substack creators are using chat to grow their communities and revenue — including one who doubled her paying subscribers
Substack has been expanding its chat tools, including launching a feature that lets creators add videos to messages.
There's a huge pay raise on the way for clean energy workers
The Treasury Department unveiled a new rule that says developers could get bigger tax credits if they pay prevailing wages.
It might be your fault you can't afford a house, says finance guru Dave Ramsey
Record prices and steeper mortgage rates are a pain, but debt-fueled overspending is stopping some from becoming homeowners, according to Dave Ramsey.
Warren Buffett: how the frugal billionaire spends his fortune, from McDonald's breakfasts to the occasional splurge
Discover how Warren Buffett amassed his $135 billion net worth, which is up by almost $15 billion this year, and how he spends his fortune.
BlackRock says inflation could be an unwelcome side effect of the AI-driven productivity boom
"This capex boom and draw on resources could create bottlenecks, meaning AI will likely be inflationary in the near term," BlackRock said.
The 91-year-old owner of the iconic Hollywood Arby's has closed the restaurant after 55 years due to the pandemic and California's $20 minimum wage
Since the Arby's restaurant opened in January 1969, it had only had one owner: Marilyn Leviton, now 91, KTLA-5 reported.
An Arkansas county doesn't want families to move. It's offering them up to $50,000 to build or renovate their homes.
Mississippi County, Arkansas is offering new and existing residents up to $50,000 toward their dream home.
Nearly half of New York City's vulnerable older adults have faced food insecurity in the last year, new study finds
Forty-eight percent of boomers and Silent Generation members said they experienced food insecurity in the past 12 months, new study finds.
Wall Street wants boomers to work longer. But nobody wants to hire them.
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink's solution to the retirement crisis is for everyone to work into their 70s. But he forgot about age discrimination.
Housing is now 'impossibly unaffordable' in these 4 cities — and they're all in the same state
Median home prices in San Jose, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and San Diego are more than nine times the median household income, a new study finds.
I'm a Gen Z professional who wears my natural Afro and bold outfits to work. Other generations don't understand how we dress.
Maya Penn incorporates her personal style into her professional wardrobe as a proud member of Gen Z. She encourages her employees to do the same.
Business Insider's most innovative CMOs of 2024
Business Insider's annual list of the "Most Innovative CMOs" spotlights marketers who are rising to challenges while also using new technology, such as generative AI.
Zyn, already in short supply, pauses selling nicotine pouches online
Zyn's parent company said online sales make up a "very small percentage" of nicotine pouch sales. Sales could restart in weeks.
This 27-year-old says she makes 6 figures running a California fast-food joint: 'It's been life-changing for my family'
Monique Pizano, 27, told The Wall Street Journal that her earnings have allowed her to go on a honeymoon to Japan and save for a house down payment.
Shein's CEO is so low-profile his employees don't even recognize him: report
Shein's executive chairman is more public, but he sparked scrutiny from Beijing in a recent speech.
Japan's glut of abandoned, derelict homes created so many eyesores and safety hazards it's making the property market bleed billions
Japan's empty houses have damaged the prices of homes near them and caused a $25 billion loss in just five years, per a local property consortium.
Wells Fargo may have underestimated just how savvy millennial credit-card holders can be
Thanks to savvy millennials, Wells Fargo's partnership with Bilt Rewards — a renter-friendly credit card program — could be costing the bank millions.
See inside a $300 million Gilded Age mansion built for heirs who died on the Titanic that sat abandoned for years
A wealthy financier built the 32-bedroom estate for family who never set foot in it. Now the eerily decrepit mansion is set to get a big renovation.
Andy Sieg is quickly shaking up Citi's wealth business. At least 22 senior execs have left since his arrival.
Andy Sieg took over Citi's ailing wealth unit in September with a turnaround plan. Its leadership ranks have been a revolving door ever since.