Solo founders are using AI to take on the consumer brand industry, dominated by giants

Tech Insider : Business, Style
Amber Chaudhry, Ezra Rufino, Ann Ragan Kearns
Left to right: Amber Chaudhry, Ezra Rufino, Ann Ragan Kearns.

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The hottest job in tech: Writing words

Tech Insider : Business, Environment, Style
Money coming out of a typewriter

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In the generative AI boom, vibe coding and AI expertise have become in-demand résumé skills. But tech companies are also looking to pay a premium for expertise in people who have a skill that predates AI: the art of communication.

How the decline of economic data could end up with a lot of unemployed Americans

Tech Insider : Economy, Business, Politics
A glitchy $1 Bill

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She makes six figures as an artist. It's still a grind to get by in NYC.

Tech Insider : Economy, Economy, Business
Courtney Kinnare

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A couple of years out of college and in the midst of a pandemic, Courtney Kinnare took several big risks. The Californian quit her job in sustainable packaging design in Los Angeles, became a full-time artist, and moved to New York City.

Solopreneurs explain what AI is and isn't good for when you're running a business

Tech Insider : Business, Style, Technology
Left to right: Lisa York, Gloria Hebert, and Seneca Connor.

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A Skadden veteran's uneasy take on smarter machines

Tech Insider : Technology, Business, Economy
David Goldschmidt

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Three years out of law school, in 1990, David Goldschmidt landed the kind of assignment most young corporate lawyers only dream of: taking a company public.

8 Americans explain how capitalism has shaped — and failed — their lives

Tech Insider : Economy, Economy, Business
Alex English, Jenni Abbott, Kirk Reynolds, Matthew Doutt

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I'm a 61-year-old CEO and DJ for longevity raves. I start my day with a cup of tea, ruthlessly cut meetings short, and don't have a house cleaner.

Tech Insider : Business, Style, Technology
Tina Woods
Tina Woods is the CEO and founder of Collider Health, and she DJs as "Tina Technotic."

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This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with 61-year-old Tina Woods, the CEO and founder of Collider Health, an organization developing public-private partnerships for healthy aging and longevity. It's been edited for length and clarity.

Solopreneurs are embracing AI — here's how 3 career coaches have found it indispensable

Tech Insider : Business, Crypto, Style
Katharine Campbell Hirst; Liz Morrison; Kim Surko
Left to right: Katharine Campbell Hirst, Liz Morrison, and Kim Surko.

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Inside the women-only executive retreat that turns boxing into leadership training

Tech Insider : Business, Crypto, Environment
Erin Renzas
Erin Renzas is a former marketing executive.

Dina Litovsky for BI

Erin Renzas spent nearly two decades dutifully climbing the career ladder before she hit a breaking point.

She had achieved many of the outward markers of success, like a high-paying tech career, including a stint as marketing lead during Square's IPO. So why wasn't she satisfied?

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