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- Senate Banking Republican calls on Nvidia CEO to resign
Sen. Kevin Cramer cited potential extortion risks tied to Huang's alleged relationship with a suspected Chinese spy and Nvidia's sensitive chips.
- I swore I'd never live in a senior-living community. I moved into one at 83, and my life is more vibrant than ever.
I was reluctant to move into an independent-living facility. But after four years of living here, I love my thriving social life and great apartment.
- I grew up in Jackson, Wyoming. Here are the 10 biggest mistakes I see tourists make when they visit my popular town.
As a local, I see many visitors to the Tetons and Yellowstone set up base in Jackson, Wyoming, then make common mistakes or visit only tourist traps.
- I tried the famous 'PieCaken,' a 6-pound cake stuffed with 3 different pies. It was a huge hit at Friendsgiving.
The PieCaken has pecan pie, pumpkin pie, spice cake, and apple pie filling, all in one dessert. The $110 six-pound cake was a hit at Friendsgiving.
- I sold almost everything I owned before moving abroad. Now, I'm returning home with even less stuff than I packed.
Before moving abroad for a year, I got rid of most of my clothing, decor, and more. Now I'm getting ready to go home, and realizing I don't miss it.
- The exercise Elon Musk uses to spot talent— and how you can use it to prove your impact at work
Elon Musk said that a track record of exceptional achievement is likely to continue.
- Russian infiltrators are trapping Ukrainian troops in front-line positions, sometimes for weeks
Russian infiltrators are slipping behind Ukrainian lines, disrupting troop rotations and leaving some soldiers stuck at the front for long periods.
- Michael Burry says he's still bearish after Nvidia's 10% plunge — but the market may see it as a 'heck of a trade' soon
Michael Burry of "The Big Short" fame said he was "a bit shocked at how the market has turned" on Nvidia following news of CEO Jensen Huang's affair.
- NATO is experimenting with amphibious robots that can cross ice and water in the Arctic
The Western military alliance is exploring how new uncrewed systems can provide forces with situational awareness in the High North.
- Tano wants to make creator marketing as easy as buying Meta ads. See the pitch deck that helped it raise $4 million.
Tano, whose customers have included Unilever and Lovable, uses AI agents to vet creators, negotiate deals, and evaluate campaigns.
- I'm a registered dietitian, and my kids play youth sports. Here are 7 of my go-to snacks for them.
I'm a registered dietitian with two kids in youth sports. Here's what I pack to keep them fueled after activity.
- ChatGPT Ads got brands to bite. Now comes the hard part.
More than 100,000 advertisers have tested ChatGPT Ads. OpenAI's ad business now has a new task: keeping them hooked.
- A Ukrainian drone maker explains why letting soldiers swap parts and mix models is crucial in a rapidly changing war
Ukrainian firm TechEx designs its drones with interchangeable parts so that if a drone stops working, soldiers can use parts from another model.
- Not just TurboTax's parent: Intuit's CMO has a plan to make its corporate brand the star of the show
Intuit is betting on the strength of its parent brand to reaccelerate growth across its portfolio of products from QuickBooks to Mailchimp.
- How New York or Nowhere has grown its brand without any paid ads
New York or Nowhere built a brand without buying ads, relying on brand collabs and social posts from store visitors to help spread the word.
- Google's $10 million plan to buy Spirit's data and use it to train AI cleared one of its last big hurdles
After Spirit Airlines shut down in May, Google won the bid to pay $10 million for a trove of internal data, but privacy concerns have held it up.
- A former undercover CIA officer of 10 years explains how she spots a liar
Former CIA officer Michele Rigby Assad says the key to spotting a lie isn't always what someone says — it can be what they leave out.
- Anthropic's IPO is an investor referendum on AI
The tech company recently set its IPO price targeting a $1.4 trillion valuation, and the stakes for the AI industry are high.
- A college student thought he'd struck gold training AI. Then he says he got burned.
Nearly two dozen current and former contractors said Handshake this year underpaid them by hundreds or thousands of dollars each.
- Bosses are rethinking whether you get access to certain AI tools
From setting budgets and tracking usage to restricting access to certain AI tools, companies are taking a more targeted approach.
- Meet the 2026 rising stars of real estate
From agents, to brokers, to fintech entrepreneurs, to public relations professionals, here are Business Insider's 2026 rising stars of real estate.
- I was a smug mom who made all my kids' baby food from scratch. Now they eat junk food, and I've made peace with it.
I obsessed over my sons' diets when they were little. Now I let them make their own food choices, even though I don't agree with them.
- I paid $162 to upgrade to 'Premium Class' on Alaska Airlines. I regretted nearly doubling the cost of my trip.
Alaska Airlines' "Premium Class" comes with designated overhead bins, free alcohol, and more legroom. For me, the perks didn't justify the price.
- Winnebago ho!
RVs are going from boomer retirement wagons to the darlings of the data center boom.
- This CEO wants to take on DoorDash and Uber Eats using their own delivery workers
Restaurant software firm Olo rolls out a consumer app that taps 27 delivery partners to offer lower menu prices than rival platforms.
- College students are lining up at 4:30 a.m. and sprinting for a shot at a job
College students are lining up at 4:30 a.m. for career fairs, racing to recruiters' booths. "Thank god I'm employed," one TikToker wrote.
- I was at Facebook for its IPO, and I can tell Anthropic is not ready to go public
Former Facebook executive Brian Boland says Anthropic should delay its IPO, citing Facebook's public listing and the safety and financial risks of AI.
- I was an Emirates flight attendant. From luxury hotels to strict beauty rules, here were the best and worst parts of the job.
With all its perks, like free travel and rent, being an Emirates flight attendant was more mentally and physically exhausting than I'd thought.
- The list of EVs killed off this year
Carmakers are rejigging their EV lineups in the post tax credit world. Here's a list all-electrics canceled this year — including the Cybertruck.
- Taiwan's chip show will go on — with or without Jensen Huang
Tech analysts say TSMC's grip on the AI industry's hunger for semiconductors should keep its business going, no matter who helms Nvidia.
- I tried Wendy's new $8 value meal. I can see why the chain is struggling — and how it could make a comeback.
I recently visited my local Wendy's and was let down by the menu, which felt a bit stale.
- I landed 4 job offers out of grad school and picked Meta. These 2 tactics helped me land my ideal offer.
Adwait Sathe, a Meta engineer, was strategic about who he cold-messaged on LinkedIn and how he tailored his CV to each application.
- We lived in an RV for 14 years before the Villa Vie Odyssey. The ship's shutdown hasn't changed how we want to live.
Jim and Chris Guld loved life aboard the Villa Vie Odyssey, but had worried it might be "too cheap" to be sustainable.
- Former CIA officer says US companies are underestimating China intelligence risks
Former CIA officer Michele Rigby Assad says Nvidia's case shows why tech companies must train workers to spot foreign intelligence risks.
- What we know about Joon H. Kim and Wachtell, the law firm probing Jensen Huang
Nvidia's board tapped elite Wall Street law firm Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz to head a probe into CEO Jensen Huang.
- Wall Street regulator poised to bring charges against prediction market giant Kalshi
The CFTC is investigating if Kalshi failed to properly notify the agency about dozens of new products, a person with knowledge of the probe told POLITICO.
- Skydance's Pluto TV has shrunk as its free TV rivals have gained share
The Skydance-owned streamer Pluto TV now has fewer monthly active users than it did in 2023, the company revealed.
- All the characters being talked about in the Jensen Huang scandal
Jensen Huang's affair and Chinese spy claims have rocked Nvidia. From his family to US officials, here's all the people who have gotten tangled up.
- What Anthropic's roadshow video says about its IPO pitch
We asked AI to analyze a transcript of Anthropic's IPO roadshow video to identify the most prevalent words and themes.
- Web Summit cancels day 2 due to Storm Charles and risks of tidal flood
Web Summit in Lisbon cancels Day 2 as Storm Charles brings high winds, tidal flooding and transport disruption across Portugal.