Tech Insider : Economy
A Goldman Sachs vase smashed to pieces
Goldman Sachs has gone from a disciplined force of finance's greatest killers to a humbled and weakened shell of itself.

I never thought I'd write this but … I miss the old Goldman Sachs.

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large triplex with a price tag/New Zealand flag attached and two small homes with price tags/American flags attached
If the US wants to build more homes, slow down rent growth, and give more people a place to live, it needs to learn from New Zealand.
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American Flag made out of pills and syringes
Americans are not only paying through the nose for their prescriptions but also receiving none of the benefits from having a robust "American" pharmaceutical industry.

There's a mystery lurking in America's national medicine cabinet.

Tech Insider : Politics
Twitter logo with the threads logo in its mouth like a worm
Threads doesn't have any of the magic that made Twitter popular in the first place.
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Barbie, Mario, and a beanie baby with paparazzi flashes surrounding them
Brand-centric films like Barbie have a dark side: They are a symptom of the precarity of today's job market.
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TikTok logo in front of a orange background with music notes
TikTok Music will roll out on July 19 to a small set of users in Australia, Mexico, and Singapore.
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Four fish rushing towards a dollar sign shaped fishing hook
New research reveals that Silicon Valley uses predatory pricing to crush competitors and scam investors — evidence the government can use to bust up tech monopolies.
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Tech Insider : Economy, Politics
An apartment building with individuals moving into empty rooms
If you're wondering why your rent is still so high, look no further than all the people who ditched their roommates over the past few years.

Because people ditched their roommates

Tech Insider : Economy
A collage of browser windows with a gen z person scrolling, drawing, and taking a photo
Gen Z doesn't believe in the promise of the 9-5 corporate job — so they are creating new side hustles and forging their own career paths.