From chemtrails to Cracker Barrel, Americans are creating wild conspiracy theories about companies

Tech Insider : Economy, Politics, Business
A photo collage of a conspiracy board

Getty Images; Tyler Le/BI

Forget self-help: Reading novels will make you a better boss than any business book

Tech Insider : Business
Man in striped suit reading a non-fiction book.

Getty Images; BI

More than three decades ago, Warren Buffett introduced Bill Gates to the book that would change the way he thinks about doing business.

Spike Lee has an easy answer to who's the greatest actor of all time

Tech Insider : Business
Director's Chair template featuring Spike Lee
 

Dave Benett/Getty, Highest to Lowest/Apple, BI

Spike Lee is clearly in a good mood when he pops onscreen for our video chat.

The brand crossovers are getting weirder

Tech Insider : Business, Style
Photo collage of product collabs

Kate Spade, Urban Outfitters, Tecovas, Tyler Le/BI

'This is mission critical': Inside Tesla's battle to get Full Self-Driving approved in Europe

Tech Insider : Business, Environment, Technology
Tesla Model 3 compact sedan car in white in front of European Union Flag.

Sjoerd van der Wal/Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI

Seller beware: Homebuyers are backing out of real estate deals more than ever

Tech Insider : Economy, Business, Style
A house with a 'For Sale' sign in front and a hand is using a spatula to scrape off a 'Sold' sticker from the sign.

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Inside Amazon's 'hardcore' culture reset

Tech Insider : Business, Style
Andy Jassy photo collage

Noah Berger/Getty, Nathan Stirk/Getty, Getty Images; Tyler Le/BI

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy is reshaping how Amazon works.

Taylor Swift is a Beanie Baby

Tech Insider : Economy, Business, Politics
Taylor Swift as a Beanie Baby

Jess Merrill / Alamy; Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images for The Recording Academy; Rebecca Zisser/BI

Want to avoid burnout? Just hire an 'executive function' coach

Tech Insider : Economy, Business
A stressed man with his hands over his ears is in front of an open laptop with a lot of sticky notes and a person's hand on his shoulder.

Getty Images; Alyssa Powell/BI

How a tiny metal part showed a $100 million bag maker the high cost of obscure trade codes

Tech Insider : Economy, Economy, Business
China (top) and USA flags on product tags.

Getty Images; Tyler Le/BI

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