Trump's lawyers dance for him when he's in the courtroom. At a criminal trial, that could torpedo his chances of winning.

Tech Insider : Politics
A photo collage of Trump's lawyers and him in court
Former President Donald Trump's lawyers, including Todd Blanche and Alina Habba, have clashed in court with the judges overseeing his trials.

Justin Sullivan /Getty, Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/Getty, Win McNamee/Getty, Timothy A. Clary/Getty, James Devaney/Getty, Pacific Press/Getty, Tyler Le/BI

So it's OK to do drugs at work now?

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A man at a computer with psychedelic colors coming out of his head
Drugs used to be viewed as dangerous or just for fun. Now they're increasingly seen as a useful tool to get better at work.

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Whoop's CEO on staying nimble as a company — and why the startup pays employees to sleep more

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Will Ahmen
Whoop's CEO, Will Ahmed, sees the value in maintaining and improving employee physical and mental health.

Courtesy of Whoop; Alyssa Powell/BI

At Delta, equity has become a 'key lever' in its DEI strategy

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Ashley Black, managing director of equity strategies at Delta Air Lines on a blue background with dots
Experiential learning opportunities for employees and company leaders help to center DEI initiatives continuously, says Ashley Black, the managing director of equity strategies at Delta Air Lines.

Photo courtesy of Ashley Black; Alyssa Powell/BI

How NY's Judge Engoron is tightening the leash on Trump ahead of looming Truth Social merger and fraud judgement deadline

Tech Insider : Politics
Trump and judge blue background

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Google must be thrilled that the DOJ zeroed in on Apple's janky green text bubbles

Tech Insider
A distorted green text bubble

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The economy is fantastic — unless you want a new job, a new home, or a new car

Tech Insider : Economy, Economy
A quarter trapped in a spider web
Making a major life change, such as buying a house or finding a new job, is going to come at a cost.

iStock; Rebecca Zisser/BI

How Instagram got its mojo back

Tech Insider
Instagram logo with a crown
Instagram is back.

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The key to a longer life: high unemployment

Tech Insider : Economy, Economy, Environment
Senior couple enjoying a relaxing float in a pool with a downward trending stock line depicted at the bottom of the pool

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Steve Ballmer's son reflects on growing up in high net worth family

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Pete Ballmer Headshot

Pete Ballmer, Abanti Chowdhury/BI

This as-told-to essay is based on a transcribed conversation with 29-year-old Pete Ballmer, a standup comedian living in San Francisco and one of the sons of billionaire and former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer. It has been edited for length and clarity.

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