San Francisco is totally unprepared for the coming wealth tsunami

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A photo collage featuring San Fransisco, ChatGPT logo, and the Claude logo

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Say you joined Anthropic in 2024. The company offers you a competitive compensation package: a $400,000 salary and $1.3 million in equity. You're feeling pretty cush.

Welcome to the era of rewards cards relationship gaps

Tech Insider : Economy, Business, Travel
Wedding cake topper on a credit card

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They're doing everything right for retirement. Their parents didn't.

Tech Insider : Economy, Business
Two hands holding a U.S. dollar, that is about to be placed into a glass jar labeled

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

Tech Insider : Business, Technology
A frustrated businessman looking at a laptop with a gold star

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Why used Xbox, iPhone, and Macbook sales are surging

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A person grabbing a box of older and cheaper tech instead of a new laptop

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The number of young Americans living with their parents is at a record high

Tech Insider : Economy, Business, Style
A graduate in a 2026 cap appears before their parents, suburban house, and a plane banner reading

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The kids aren't all right.

Is AI making us dumber?

Tech Insider : Business, Technology
Pink brain melts into a glossy puddle against a light blue background.

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My family is in its natural state when we're in debate, not just about what should happen, but what has happened.

Why every job description suddenly feels like a CVS receipt

Tech Insider : Business, Technology
A man in a dress shirt and black tie holds a very long printed job description.

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The hidden cost of empathy at work

Tech Insider : Business, Economy, Style
Two women are viewed from behind, with one person's hand resting on the other's shoulder.

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It took years for Aimee Young to realize she'd been doing a job nobody had asked her to do.

The case of the missing Tesla fatal crash data

Tech Insider : Business, Environment, Style
Dillon Angulo
Dillon Angulo in June 2026. "I felt like they experimented on us," he says of Tesla. "How is this allowed on the road?"

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