How NY's Judge Engoron is tightening the leash on Trump ahead of looming Truth Social merger and fraud judgement deadline

Tech Insider : Politics
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How Instagram got its mojo back

Tech Insider
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Instagram is back.

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The homes your real-estate agent doesn't want you to see

Tech Insider : Economy
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Real-estate agent commissions have barely budged over decades. Critics blame a shady practice known as "steering."

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America's economy is being wildly mismeasured

Tech Insider : Economy, Politics
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The surveys and polls that help us understand the lived experience of Americans are getting less reliable.

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When was the last time you picked up a phone call from an unknown number?

I turned down a dream job because it required me to be in the office. Losing my work-from-home flexibility wasn't worth it.

Tech Insider
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Chris Blondell values working from home over earning more.

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I'm an 83-year-old doctor who still works 50-hour weeks. I never give any thought to retirement — I still have things to contribute.

Tech Insider
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Dr. Maroon told Business Insider his family is encouraging about the fact that he still works.

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His artisanal marshmallows were the greatest. Then he tried to scale them.

Tech Insider : Business
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Jon Sebastiani saw fancy marshmallows for the first time in Paris, and thought they looked like money.

Elon Musk just threw down the gauntlet at Sam Altman, and there's no going back

Tech Insider
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It's becoming insane again in venture capital: A tiny AI startup wants investors to pay $100 to book a meeting with its founder.

Tech Insider
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Serious candidates only.

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Elon Musk sues Sam Altman, accusing him of betraying OpenAI's mission of benefiting humanity

Tech Insider
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Elon Musk and Sam Altman

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