The author has been living with alpha-gal syndrome for 18 months. The condition, usually caused by a tick bite, prevents him from being able to eat pork and red meat. Courtesy of Zack Barnes. I
Corgi cofounder Nico Laqua (not pictured) said he has a mattress in the startup’s office and often showers at Equinox. Maddy Grassy/Getty Images for ONIT Corgi cofounder Nico Laqua said he sleeps in the office,
Job-hopping could help early-career engineers find their value, a top OpenAI researcher wrote on X. Tara Moore/Getty Images An OpenAI researcher wrote an X thread defending “job-hopping.” He said it could help early-career engineers find
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella George Chan/Getty Images Microsoft internally released results of surveys measuring employee sentiment in a memo. The company has increased performance pressure on staff and a overhauled its HR operation. Employees are
Zendaya as Rue in “Euphoria” season three. Eddy Chen/HBO “Euphoria” is officially over after the season three finale, titled “In God We Trust.” Characters played by Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, Jacob Elordi, and more met tragic
Trisha Martin is her mother’s primary caregiver. Courtesy of Trisha Martin Trisha Martin has cared for her mom for the last two years, ever since she had a stroke. She does it unpaid while running
The past few days have been full of bad news for the AI industry. The headlines paint a picture of an industry confronting growing pushback on multiple fronts, from political and regulatory headwinds to disappointing
The biggest IPO of the year may be upon us. Anthropic PBC, the AI company behind the popular Claude LLM, has confidentially filed to go public. On Monday, the company announced that it has filed
I’ve loved exploring all of Japan, but Osaka stole my heart. Alessa Hickman I’ve lived in both Tokyo and Osaka since moving to Japan about six months ago. Tokyo had a fast-paced energy and iconic
Forget search engines, AI assistants, and smartphones—Google’s next release could be a swarm of millions of mosquitoes. Through its parent company Alphabet, Google is seeking federal approval to release 32 million mosquitoes in California and
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei in May. Don Feria/AP Content Services for Anthropic Anthropic just filed a confidential S-1 draft for its highly anticipated IPO. Anthropic and OpenAI are in a race to IPO first and
Amazon Leo VP Rajeev Badyal Bloomberg/Getty Images Rajeev Badyal told Amazon employees to stay focused after last week’s Blue Origin rocket explosion. The Blue Origin explosion could slow down Amazon’s nascent satellite internet business. SpaceX
Business Insider’s reporter took her first cruise on Royal Caribbean’s Wonder of the Seas. Joey Hadden/Business Insider I took my first cruise in 2022. It was a seven-day Caribbean voyage on a mega cruise ship.
There is a powerful narrative arc called the Hero’s Journey that is employed in stories like Star Wars. A hero, like Luke Skywalker, receives a call to adventure. He or she has doubts at first,
Scott Mager is US chief marketing officer, Deloitte Deloitte Scott Mager, Deloitte’s US chief marketing officer, was interviewed for Business Insider’s CMO Insider video series. He said AI has helped Deloitte scale brand assets, but
Want more housing market stories from Lance Lambert’s ResiClub in your inbox? Subscribe to the ResiClub newsletter. Greg Abel—who became president and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway on January 1, 2026, succeeding Warren Buffett, who remains
Americans enjoyed barbecues in the 20th century. Harold M. Lambert/Getty Images Traditions like going to the beach, summer camps, and sports have long been part of American life. Some parts of summer, like how people
Six months into a turnaround plan that includes a refreshed menu and a renewed commitment to the customer experience, Panera Bread is growing at a healthy clip. So far in 2026, the fast-casual has opened
Recently uncovered documents show that the Department of Justice is no longer using a mobile app, built by Palantir, designed to help law enforcement officials search criminal records databases while operating in the field. Thousands
Everyone can build software now. The tools are extraordinary and getting better every quarter. A team of three people with the right AI tooling can ship in weeks what used to take a team of