Cher Scarlett said she didn’t realize how hard it would be to find a job after leaving Apple. Cher Scarlett Cher Scarlett resigned from Apple after helping to start the employee activist movement, #AppleToo. She
Six executives shared the books that shaped their leadership approach. Amazon; Alyssa Powell/BI I asked six executives in November to share the books that shaped their leadership approach. The list features a range of leaders
OpenAI appeared to be closer to pulling the trigger on advertising in ChatGPT in recent days, but a growing threat from Google has forced the company to pause those plans as it gears up for
Lowe’s CEO Marvin Ellison is bullish on AI in retail. Al Drago / Bloomberg—Getty Images/Reuters Lowe’s CEO Marvin Ellison said AI is already reshaping how the home improvement retailer operates. Ellison says he views tech
A new study suggests that Big Four promotions are driven more by internal politics and the extent to which a manager is willing to advocate for their team members. Jack Taylor/Getty Images A study found
Tesla’s Shanghai gigafactory. The company has had a tough year in China. Xiaolu Chu/Getty Images Tesla scored a rare win in China, earning bragging rights over its biggest rival in the process. Elon Musk’s automaker
Below, Tomas Chamorro-Premuzic shares five key insights from his new book, Don’t Be Yourself: Why Authenticity Is Overrated (and What to Do Instead). Chamorro-Premuzic is the chief innovation officer at ManpowerGroup, a professor of business psychology
Getty Images; Tyler Le/BI Applying for a home loan is a pain. You have to produce a heap of documents — bank statements, tax returns, employment records, tallies of investment accounts — to prove the
There’s a lot of chatter right now about an AI bubble, fueled in part by a perception that productivity gains from AI are largely illusory. I can’t speak to the market, and whether AI is
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Annoying peers are hard enough to deal with. Things get even more complicated when the annoying person is your boss. As with peers, there are several ways that a boss can be annoying. Unfortunately, you have
During college, a friend convinced me to take an improv comedy class. An introvert by nature, I was way out of my depth. On the first day, I was so nervous I thought I might
China’s top universities are planning to add a new “embodied intelligence” major as Beijing races to train the next wave of robotics talent. credit should read FANG DONGXU / Feature China/Future Publishing via Getty Images
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei runs the AI firm through long-form Slack debates — a bold experiment in written leadership. AP Photo/Markus Schreiber, File Anthropic studied its engineers to assess how AI tools like Claude Code
San Francisco is suing major food brands, accusing them of fueling a public health crisis with ultra-processed foods. Justin Sullivan/Getty Images San Francisco is suing 11 major food brands, accusing the companies of fueling a
Jodie Foster says her perspective on life and work shifted when she turned 60. Aurore Marechal/Getty Images Jodie Foster says turning 60 brought a positive shift in her outlook on life and work. With such
Images provided by North Korea’s state media agency showed Pyongyang’s showcase of air assets during an 80th anniversary ceremony attended by Kim Jong Un. Screenshot/KCNA Pyongyang has published new images of a missile mounted on
American Eagle is on a hot streak after being in the hot seat. Kevin Carter/Getty Images American Eagle’s viral campaigns with Sydney Sweeney and Aerie drove revenue growth. Aerie’s anti-AI advertising pledge and celebrity partnerships
Business Insider previously reported that Summers would be stepping back from public life after his ties to Epstein became public. Mandel NGAN / AFP Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers has been barred from the American
It was once common practice for medtech companies to fill shelves with devices, each designed to solve a single problem. That approach made sense when innovation was measured by the number of products launched each