Skin tightening is getting more advanced — and less painful. Here are the new techniques replacing facelifts.

Tech Insider : Business, Style
Photo collage featuring a photo of a esthetician using Ultrasound SMAS face lifting on a patient's face, laser resurfacing machine, and transforming treatment patterns.

Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI

The Big Tech Visa: 7 immigrants share their experience working in the US on the H-1B visa

Tech Insider : Politics, Business, Economy
A photo collage features a businessman pulling a suitcase surrounded by a tech pattern, a visa stamp, and H-1 B visa elements.

Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI

Men are ditching suits for loose pants, pricey tees, and tailored shorts in the return-to-office era

Tech Insider : Style, Business, Economy
A businessman in a suit next to a man in a more modern workplace outfit
Men's office style rules are loosening up — and so is their choice of trousers.

Jeremy Moeller/Getty Images, Getty images; Tyler Le/BI

AT&T just made it official: Workplace loyalty is dead

Tech Insider : Economy, Business, Technology
AT&T CEO John Stankey photo collage
 

John Lamparski/Getty, Getty images; Tyler Le/BI

The rise of Friend Socialism

Tech Insider : Economy, Business
Two friends holding phones closely together, surrounded by dollar signs and a photo of an Apple TV Menu.

Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI

A founder said her $200 million newsletter empire had over a million subscribers. Her own records tell a different story.

Tech Insider : Business, Style
Daniella Pierson
 

Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images; Rebecca Zisser/BI

Daniella Pierson is a proponent of faking it till you make it.

The nightmare scenario for America's real estate market

Tech Insider : Economy, Business
A hand covering a for sale sign.

Getty Images; Rebecca Zisser/Business Insider

Contractors training Meta's AI say they read intimate talks with its chatbot — and see data that identifies users

Tech Insider : Business, Technology
Gig worker staring at a laptop displaying the Meta logo, with redacted Meta AI chat conversations surrounding the screen.
Many tech companies use human contractors to review user conversations with their chatbots.

Meta; Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI

What work looks like in your 80s for half a million Americans

Tech Insider : Economy, Business, Style
Photo collage of a construction worker in her older years
Nearly 550,000 Americans 80 and older are still working, and the number is rising.

Getty images; BI

Harvey Mendelson is no stranger to reinvention.

'Fawning' is Gen Z's new fight-or-flight response

Tech Insider : Business, Environment, Style
A young woman looks overwhelmed, surrounded by speech bubbles containing phrases like 'Yes,' 'Okay, no problem,' 'Yes, I can help,' and 'Sure! I don't mind'
Gen Zers can struggle with people-pleasing because they have more ways to feel rejected.

Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI

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