Welcome to the era of rewards cards relationship gaps

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Employees are doing the work. AI is getting the credit.

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Welcome to the era of the forever layoff

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For some tech firms, layoffs are a way of "continuous tuning," as business priorities change.

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Why used Xbox, iPhone, and Macbook sales are surging

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There are 3 telltale signs that you used AI to make your app, and they aren't pretty

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Tokenmaxxing is so over. It's all about modelmaxxing now.

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Twice a week, Morgan Linton tells his 16 engineers which AI models to use and when.

Inside the strange side hustle of teaching AI to think like a lawyer

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When arbitrator Jessica Crutcher logs off after a day of hearing disputes, she starts a graveyard shift training AI models.

Vibe coding is being called the greatest unlock for non-techies. These 9 startups are raising billions.

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I'm a 38-year-old software engineer making $200K a year. I grew my salary by moving to the US and plan to retire soon in Mexico.

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Carlos Santana Roldán is a 38-year-old software engineer living in California. Business Insider has verified his income and employment history with documentation. The following as-told-to essay has been edited for length and clarity.

The British restaurants are coming

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New York City's dining scene is beginning to develop a British accent.

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One of my strongest memories of growing up in London was coming home from school to a piping-hot filet of fried cod, fluffy chips, and sometimes a saveloy — a mildly seasoned, boiled sausage — all wrapped in newspaper.

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