A Korean air force F-35A had its wings removed and reattached in a first-of-its-kind effort. Scott Swofford/JPO A South Korean F-35A that crash-landed in 2022 has been revived thanks to an intriguing new procedure. Engineers
Countless Rite Aid customers and employees are still waiting to learn the fate of their local pharmacies as the bankrupt drugstore chain sells off its assets and winds down operations. Now, at least three Rite
Right-leaning comedy podcasts are a gateway to conspiracy theories and misogynistic content, a new study has found. While these podcasts may seem harmless at first—often discussing sports like the NFL and MMA and featuring guests
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth at a meeting in Qatar on May 14, 2025. Karim JAAFAR / AFP The US Air Force has been tasked with modifying a jet gifted to President Donald Trump by
Graduates are facing a difficult job market this year. kali9/Getty Images More graduates are applying for jobs at companies with fewer than 250 employees, a careers platform said. Job postings on Handshake have decreased by
Justin Sullivan/Getty This post originally appeared in the Business Insider Today newsletter. You can sign up for Business Insider’s daily newsletter here. Good morning! We recently tested Tesla’s Full-Self Driving software against Waymo’s robotaxis, with
US Navy photo US Navy planes recently carried out history’s “largest airstrike” from an aircraft carrier, a top US admiral said. The bombardment targeted terrorist groups in Somalia, said the acting chief of naval
Eugenia Lyashenko’s lawsuit says United’s crew should have ensured the suitcase was stowed safely. KENA BETANCUR/AFP via Getty Images A United Airlines passenger says she was injured when a suitcase fell on her. The lawsuit
“Follow your dreams.” It’s the first piece of advice most of us are ever given: as kids in the classroom, as students on campus, as graduates preparing to enter the workforce, and as working adults.
Welcome to Pressing Questions, Fast Company’s workplace advice column. Every week, deputy editor Kathleen Davis, host of The New Way We Work podcast, will answer your biggest and most pressing workplace questions. Q: What should I do if my
On a recent weekend in April, data consultant Shane Kessler wasn’t at the grocery store to panic-buy eggs, but rather to scour the tall, narrow aisles of the the H Mart in Manhattan’s K Town
Russians seeking an online window to the outside world are finding their options rapidly diminishing as Vladimir Putin’s government strips app stores of VPNs. Last week, Roskomnadzor, Russia’s internet authority, ordered three major app stores
Kim Hong-Ji/REUTERS Sam Altman has said robots will soon take on everyday jobs in the real world. The OpenAI CEO told Bloomberg that society isn’t prepared for the coming “humanoid robots moment.” He said it
Target sales fell in its first quarter of the year. AAP Image/David Mariuz via Reuters Target reported sliding sales in its first quarter to May 3. CEO Brian Cornell said sales “fell short of our
Google has built a massive business selling ads that appear around search results: In its 2024 10-K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the company reported roughly $198 billion under “Google Search & Other,”
Park City, Utah, is home to the most expensive ZIP code in Utah. Joey Hadden/Business Insider The luxury ski hub of Park City is the most expensive city in Utah. It’s home to world-class skiing,
United Airlines planes at Newark Liberty International Airport. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images The FAA is reducing the number of flights at Newark Liberty International Airport. It comes after runway construction, technology outages, and staffing shortages have
The reporter in her suite at the Four Seasons Tamarindo in Mexico. Monica Humphries/Business Insider I spent two nights at the Four Seasons Tamarindo, a luxury resort south of Mexico’s Puerto Vallarta. It was my
The buzz in Silicon Valley around AI agents has many asking: What’s real and what’s hype? Box’s cofounder and CEO, Aaron Levie, helps decipher between fact and fiction, breaking down the fast-paced evolution of agents
Diversity training is more effective when it’s personalized, according to my new research in the peer-reviewed journal Applied Psychology. As a professor of management, I partnered with Andrew Bryant, who studies social marketing, to develop