'Quiet cracking' is the latest buzzword to hit the workplace

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"Quiet cracking" describes unhappy workers who feel stuck in their current jobs. Four workers describe their experiences.

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Former Miss USA Noelia Voigt and Miss Teen USA UmaSofia Srivastava chat with Business Insider about the future of the Miss USA organization

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Noelia Voigt and UmaSofia Srivastava at the Miss All-American pageant on August 2 in Charleston, South Carolina.

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Your coworker may be too close to their AI chatbot

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A bad experience with an edible? You may be part of the challenge facing the cannabis drinks industry

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Marijuana use is still illegal in many Southern states.

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The job you studied for? AI may soon have it.

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AI job interviews

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AT&T CEO laid out a new vision for the company's culture. Business Insider broke down the aftermath.

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AT&T faced a service outage on February 22.

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People are expanding their 'families' to afford streaming subscriptions

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Many streaming providers have raised subscription prices over the past year.

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These visa holders reveal a program that can transform lives — and quickly unravel them

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

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

Palmer Luckey has Hilary Duff on his Spotify playlist. These are the tunes BI staff have on theirs.

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