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Companies still want workers to use AI, though some are reconsidering which tools are best suited for which jobs.
  • Employers, including Goldman Sachs, Cisco, and JPMorgan, are putting new guardrails on AI use.
  • The aim isn't necessarily to cut spending, but to make sure they're getting the most out of the tech.
  • The increased oversight comes after some firms highlighted workers'

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Real estate is being remade by a new generation of talent.

As the industry is being reshaped by lawsuits over agent commissions, shake-ups at listing sites, changing tax rules in states like New York and California, and the rise of AI, young professionals are navigating challenges their predecessors never faced. They're also finding new opportunities to stand out.

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The author said she focused on healthy, homemade food when her sons were babies (left), but now that they're teens, she's given up on policing their food choices (right).
  • When my boys were babies, I obsessed over healthy food and made every meal from scratch.
  • As teens, their diets shifted to junk food, and I've stopped obsessing about what they eat.
  • I've realized that

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Is premium class on Alaska Airlines worth it?
  • I flew from New York to Oregon on Alaska Airlines in 'Premium Class' for the first time.
  • I paid $162 to upgrade my main cabin seat when the booking site dangled it in front of me.
  • I didn't feel the perks were worth the cost, and regretted nearly doubling the cost of my flight.

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Seventy Amazon packages were piled up at an RV park near Cedar Rapids, Iowa.

They weren't for the tourists passing through to attend an antique show or see the nearby historic German villages, says Jamie Wolter, the manager of Amana RV Park & Event Center. They're for the hundreds of data center workers now living at the park.

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Olo CEO and founder Noah Glass is trying to take on DoorDash and Uber with its new app.
  • Restaurant software company Olo now has its own customer app.
  • The app charges the same menu prices that in-store customers receive.
  • It also compares apps like Uber and DoorDash to find the cheapest delivery cost.

Olo doesn't have any delivery drivers of its own. Its CEO still sees an opportunity to take on Uber


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Attendees of the Society of Women Engineers' conference line up for the career fair.
  • College students are lining up at 4:30 a.m. for career fairs, racing to recruiters' booths.
  • "Thank god I'm employed," one TikToker captioned a video of the mad dash.
  • Job seekers told Business Insider these fairs are necessary in a tough job market — and that some

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Brian Boland worked at Facebook during its 2012 initial public offering.
  • Brian Boland is a former Facebook vice president who now advocates for progressive economics.
  • He says Anthropic's planned IPO is reckless and that its mistakes will echo those of Facebook.
  • Less than two weeks away from its planned IPO date, Anthropic is in the crucial final stretch.

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I was an Emirates flight attendant. I traveled all over the world but I spent a lot of time tired and sick.
  • I was an Emirates flight attendant and loved the luxury hotels and fancy lifestyle.
  • The constant time zone changes and beauty expectations made the job mentally and physically tough.
  • There were other perks like good pay and free housing in Dubai, but I couldn't choose my roommates.

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A black Hyundai Ioniq 6 sedan is parked on a section of tar next to a large, sandy field. The sun is setting behind a faraway mountain range, and there are two twirling windmills.
Several EV models have been pulled from automaker's lineups in 2026. It extends a trend that stretched from September 2025.
  • Automakers have reorganized their EV lineups since September 2025, when federal tax credits ended.
  • Sagging demand, tariffs, and a new generation of EVs have also led to several product cancellations.
  • Business Insider compiled a list of EVs that have been killed in

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