Fifteen years ago, Kevin Ford was stuck in an unhappy job. He now identifies with the “quiet cracking” trend. Kevin Ford “Quiet cracking” refers to dissatisfied workers who struggle in silence, feeling that they can’t
Want more housing market stories from Lance Lambert’s ResiClub in your inbox? Subscribe to the ResiClub newsletter. During the pandemic housing boom, we saw red-hot housing demand quickly absorb much of the available slack in the housing market. Back in
Learning to drive may be a major rite of passage for American teenagers, but it’s also the leading cause of stress eating for their parents–and for good reason. Compared to drivers who are 20 years
In Taco Bell restaurants across the nation, a new electric purple beverage is now available on tap. It’s called Mountain Dew Baja Midnight, and one sip would probably send a Make America Healthy Again (MAHA)
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Jigar Bhati, who joined OpenAI in 2023, said the company still feels like a startup. Jigar Bhati Jigar Bhati transitioned from Twitter to OpenAI for a startup-like environment. He said his work experience in infrastructure
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna says she’ll move to force a House vote on a bill to ban members of Congress from trading stocks. Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call via Getty Images September is shaping up to
While Sam Altman, Elon Musk, and other AI industry leaders can’t stop singing the praises of the technology, a growing number of average Americans are forming a different opinion. According to YouGov data from July,
PE recruiting is in flux Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI Getting a job in private equity is notoriously tough, especially for junior talent. To be considered, you must generally be on a competitive investment banking career
Psychologist Laura Greve said workers who spend more time using AI than collaborating with colleagues could see their communication skills atrophy over time. Dominique Doucette of WorkPlayBranding Laura Greve is a psychologist for C-suite executives,
 Getty Images; Tyler Le/BI No matter the industries they work in, successful men like to start their days with workouts. While exercising, many of them opt for Nike clothes and accessories, as they told
Gonzalez in front of the Museo de las Ciencias PrÃncipe Felipe. Courtesy of Giovanna Gonzalez Giovanna Gonzalez, 35, regretted never studying abroad in Spain as a college student. In April, Gonzalez made her dreams a
This tech worker shared the five actions that led him to his dream role after being put on his old company’s layoff list. Maria Korneeva/Getty Images Steve Prokopiou navigated redundancy by leveraging his network for
“Weaponized incompetence” is most often applied to men in relationships with women. Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI Mila had been dating her boyfriend for a year when she got pregnant. They had been keen to have
Harmon Li for BI It’s been roughly five years since America’s big-city dwellers were suddenly faced with the opportunity for a major life change: a move to the country. With no commute required, an emphasis
Coffee drinking has been studied for decades as researchers have aimed to answer one burning question: Is it good for you? Or is it better to stick to joyless drinks like, you know, tap water
Businesses have long leaned on cutting-edge technology to maximize profits, while the nonprofit sector has traditionally been slower to incorporate innovations such as AI. But if we want to tackle the world’s most pressing social
A group of people at Tom’s Watch Bar pose in front of a “Love Island” display. Tom’s Watch Bar “Love Island” drew large crowds at Tom’s Watch Bar, co-CEO Brooks Schaden told Business Insider. The