I got my cavapoo a fake service dog badge. He never got carded.

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A dog with a service dog tag in NYC

Dolly Faibyshev for BI

My dog is a very good dog. Strangers stop in their tracks to meet him. Coffee shops, wine stores, and doormen hand out treats when he visits. He smiles. My dog, with his wide, caramel, human-like eyes, hypoallergenic fur, and drawer of seasonal and themed bandanas would never cause a problem.

Our chaotic Big Mac pricing test

Tech Insider : Economy, Business, Technology
Someone carrying a McDonalds bag into an elevator

Jutharat Pinyodoonyachet for BI

The price is the price. At least it's supposed to be.

Canned fish is now a vibe

Tech Insider : Business, Economy, Environment
Tinned fish
Sardines in a can may not be for everyone, but protein-chasers are obsessed.

Amy Lombard for BI

When Harrison Weinfeld was growing up, canned fish was his grandpa's go-to snack.

Big Law's outlaw has something to prove

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Max Junestrand
Max Junestrand.

Martynas Justinevicius for BI

Silicon Valley loves a rivalry, and right now one of its most closely watched showdowns is unfolding in an unlikely arena: corporate law.

2 neurodivergent founders share how AI supports executive function and growth

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Rita Ramakrishnan; Chris Haddox
Rita Ramakrishnan, founder of Iksana Consulting, and Chris Haddox, founder of DECOY LTD, use AI to manage some of the challenges of business management.

Janice Chung; Matt Williams for BI

How rage room happy hours became all the rage

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A group of colleagues from a school in the Bronx smashes teacups, printers and other electronics in a

Corrie Aune for BI

Gen Z is trying to log their way out of doomscrolling

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Maria Paula Colmenares
Maria Paula Colmenares set up a Substack page called "Instead of Doomscrolling."

Nathalia Angarita for BI

20 years ago, they were caring for loved ones. They're still struggling to financially recover.

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Jeff Mason
Jeff Mason works partly because of financial difficulties surrounding caregiving.

Rachel Wisniewski for BI

Jeff Mason, 76, could get by if he didn't drive for Uber until 2 a.m., but money would be tight.

Midlife isn't a crisis anymore. It's a career rebrand.

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Tiara Neal, Danielle Scott

Greg Kahn for BI

I was at a QuitGPT protest. The discontent extends far beyond OpenAI's Pentagon deal.

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A protester from the QuitGPT.org collective holds a sign against Open AI outside of their headquarters in San Francisco.
Demonstrators gather in front of OpenAI's SF office to protest the company's deal with the Pentagon.

Manuel Orbegozo for BI

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