Your credit card company is looking for new ways to screw you over

Tech Insider : Economy
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Cred card issuers are very good at getting money out of people. There are all sorts of levers they will use to make up for reduced late fees.

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There is no loneliness epidemic

Tech Insider : Economy
Is there really a loneliness epidemic?

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The genius marketing trick that's the key to the iPhone's 'prestige'

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Apple has spent more than 15 years fostering an in-crowd/out-crowd scenario with the iPhone. And for many Americans, it's working.

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How many users does Donald Trump's social media company have? He won't say.

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Donald Trump's social media company won't say how many users it has. That should concern investors.

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Trump Media's stock is almost certain to crash

Tech Insider : Politics
Donald Trump in front of a red downward-trending line
It seems unlikely that Trump's media company's stock price is going to stay so high forever.

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How vast swarms of drones could transform the future of war

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If you want a preview of China's economic collapse, just look at Japan

Tech Insider : Economy
A Japanese flag on top of Mount Figi and the Chinese flag laying close to it
Japan's recent success stems from a decadeslong effort to reboot the economy. That will be nearly impossible for Beijing to re-create.

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Japan's long-comatose economy is finally showing proof of life.

A global scramble to make humanoid robots is gearing up to be the 21st century's space race

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Two humanoid robots facing each other, with backgrounds split between the Chinese flag on one side and the American flag on the other.

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I worked for Beyoncé for a year. She wasn't a diva and wasn't passive — it was a master class in digital strategy

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Photo collage featuring Marcus Collins, Beyoncé, a laptop, and three little bees representing the Beehive
Marcus Collins oversaw Beyoncé's digital ads and social media for a year.

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As a CEO, I get better work out of people by being transparent

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Razorfish CEO Josh Campo hosts monthly Q&A sessions so employees have direct access to leadership.

Photo courtesy of Josh Campo; Alyssa Powell/BI

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