Trump Media launched Truth API on Saturday, allowing faster access to posts from prominent Truth Social accounts, including President Donald Trump's.

The hedge fund wunderkind violated several basic tenets of investing, including not putting all you eggs in too few baskets.

PwC's Paul Griggs said consulting jobs and MBA programs are still a good bet in the AI era. Here's why.

After getting laid off from Netflix, Edgar Tang stopped chasing job security and started building something of his own.

Sam's Club offers niche, local brands for their stores. The chain is using its scale to connect smaller offerings with members across the US.

Ford's Maverick hybrid is the perfect antidote to America's big truck obsession.

Flock Safety's license plate readers are raising privacy concerns and igniting a surveillance debate. Here's what you need to know.

A Silicon Valley therapist says AI burnout is common among his high-performing clients. He shares the exposure therapy technique he uses for healing.

A former Oracle engineer says AI and layoffs have raised the stakes for H-1B visa holders. Here's how he's adapting.

SpaceX could be rattled next week by the twin forces of its first-ever earnings report and the expiration of a lockup period for the stock.

Nvidia has long dominated because of its CUDA software. Now, AI-driven software is challenging this moat as startups and giants innovate.

Two influencers tried to sneak onto the island once owned by Jeffrey Epstein. A caretaker whipped out a BB gun and hogtied one of them, police say.

The Kospi's historic selloff and an AI fund's collapse show how leverage can turn market swings into meltdowns.

As more people use Ozempic and other GLP-1s, coworkers are asking awkward questions about bodies and weight loss. Nobody knows where the line is.

Clem Delangue said that preventing releases of powerful AI models is not the way to stop attacks like the OpenAI hack on Hugging Face.

Tokyo confirmed the operation and warned that the US and Japan could intervene together again if needed.

I don't take for granted that I get to do this again," Pamela Anderson said of her career resurgence.

Kyiv says troops can use a mobile app to skip much of the return process and deploy immediately to their new, preferred unit.

Eeman Farooqui decided last year that she wanted to become a doctor, kick-starting a difficult, sleepless journey to save for med school.

Companies are struggling to rein in AI spending. Here are the people helping them slash their bills.

The family even has an acronym for the way they eat: No SOAP, which stands for sugar, oil, additives, and processed foods.

Graeme Kennedy expected to spend one year in Shanghai. Instead, he built a photography business and found a passion for telling China's food stories.

I landed in Cape Verde and soon got myself into a classic situationship. Now I'm working to be true to myself and my needs.

My preschooler woke before 4 a.m. in Tokyo. Jet lag brought meltdowns, but it also helped us experience the city differently.

My rent-stabilized apartment in New York City's West Village has drawbacks, but they don't outweigh the good deal it is to live here. I can't leave.

We brought our car on the Amtrak Auto Train and booked a private bedroom for the trip from Virginia to Florida. Here's how the ride (and meals) were.

Sony's Bravia Theater Trio system delivers impressive Dolby Atmos sound, but it lacks rear speakers and a subwoofer, making its $2,200 price steep.

I thought arranging 24-hour care for my mom with Alzheimer's would ease the burden. Instead, I discovered how much caregiving remained.

Uber's new AI strategy sends top engineers into every department to rethink workflows and uncover productivity gains.

Gas prices have dropped after spiking in May, but the national average is still over $4 per gallon. See where prices rose the most in July.

Margo Fairchild, 34, built her tiny home in her mother's Virginia backyard for less than $50,000. It was difficult, but worth it to save the money.

Gordon Ramsay, Lisa Vanderpump, and Giada De Laurentiis have very different visions for their Las Vegas restaurants. We tried all of them out.

I only use Quince luggage when I travel. The affordable hardshell carry-on has lasted me over two years, and it's just as durable as an Away suitcase.

A middle manager was laid off in 2025 and has struggled to find work since. She is learning new skills to create opportunities and leaning on family.

Throughout my career, I've embraced all technological advancements. As a 76-year-old baby boomer, I'm still exploring new opportunities.

In this Sunday edition of Business Insider Today, we're talking about BI's recent trip to Ukraine to check out the latest on its defense technology.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said that he learned "the best investment opportunities are almost never the ones that look really popular."

Market veteran Jim Paulsen says surging oil prices and rising bond yields are among the forces that could slow spending.

The freedom of self-employment came with the motherhood cost I never saw coming. Instead of more flexibility, I got more stress.

I spent my Thursday morning jogging with Jon Gray and Blackstone analysts, and felt firsthand the business value of his social media jogging videos.

Slate's base truck is intentionally bare bones. Here's what I'd need to add to make it a useful daily driver.

JPMorgan Private Bank expects the S&P 500 to hit 8,200 by mid-2027, implying a 10% increase in the next 12 months.

Fishwife CEO Becca Millstein said she gets many LinkedIn DMs a day, and rarely responds to them. This one stood out.

Caleb Ashton said he used $500 worth of birthday and Christmas money to launch QuickFlips, a video game resale platform that now makes millions.

DoorDash is using gig workers to load orders into its Dot delivery robots, highlighting limitations in autonomous delivery technology.

Medical fitness specialist Cheryl Patella shares her move from a hectic Miami life to more peace in North Florida, prioritizing balance and wellness.

METR, a Berkeley lab started by an ex-OpenAI researcher, has become a prominent AI umpire. CEO Beth Barnes says AI safety research needs more people.

Online reviews were supposed to make decisions easier. Instead, we're less satisfied and more anxious with everything from restaurants to vacations.

As the cost of living rises and food prices skyrocket, people are hosting book clubs, craft nights, and dinners to socialize more affordably at home.

Steve Hanke said simple economics explains why companies "won't be firing everybody and replacing them with AI."