Tech Insider : Economy
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With technology and know-how that previous generations could have only dreamed of at their age, a growing number of Gen Zers are turning to real-estate investing as an escape from the traditional 9-to-5.
Tech Insider : Economy
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Romance scams are booming and costing Americans billions, and they often start on Facebook or Instagram.

How digital grifters are bilking the lonely out of $1.3 billion a year

Tech Insider : Economy, Technology
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Silicon Valley Bank mirrors the myth of the Old West: It started off as a bold pioneer, only to end up running back to the government for help.
Tech Insider : Economy
A Kia Sportage is shown with three phones blocking it. Inside the phone screens, the car has disappeared, and its outline is shown by a dotted line.
Car thefts are booming thanks to a viral TikTok that exposed a vulnerability in certain Kia and Hyundai models.

How a viral video sparked the theft of hundreds of thousands of cars

Tech Insider : Economy, Politics
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The destruction wrought by the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank could be a moment for the tech industry to take a step back and reflect on its problems. But sadly, it won't be.
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As AI tools like ChatGPT, Bing, and Bard take over the internet, experts warn that the new tech could fundamentally reshape our economy and lives.

Is it a handy tool — or a ticking time bomb?

Tech Insider : Economy
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Tech companies like Meta and Twitter are laying off middle managers and "flattening" their structure. That's going to cost them in the long run.

Getting rid of them is a big mistake

Tech Insider : Politics
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The government's response to COVID generally sucked — and it convinced venture capitalists that pandemic response is ripe for disruption.

Can Silicon Valley stop the next COVID?

Tech Insider : Economy, Politics, Travel
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People are flocking to Florida, and it's not just because of the sunshine and beaches.

There's a battle for people brewing — and the Sunshine State is winning

Tech Insider : Economy, Politics
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Billionaire donors have warped the university's priorities from providing an effective education to steering profit-generating ventures.