Russia's largest bank says it has no problems transacting with India
Sanctioned Sberbank has managed to pivot to processing transactions in rubles and rupees.
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Angelina Jolie doesn't want to live in LA either
"I am here because I have to be here from a divorce, but as soon as they're 18, I'll be able to leave," Angelina Jolie told The Hollywood Reporter.
I took a 50% pay cut to leave my sales job and work on a potato farm. I have no regrets.
Tyler Heppell says he has learned more about business while working on his family farm than he did in his sales job.
A former Michelin-starred chef was looking for a new hobby after his divorce. He started a gin business in his daughter's old bedroom.
Jón Óskar Árnason found inspiration in his Baltic Sea house. He wanted to know what the nature around him would taste like when distilled with alcohol.
A Meta product manager who hates negotiating her salary explains how she approaches compensation talks
Negotiating a promotion or a raise is a difficult conversation, and it is helpful to practice exactly what you are going to say, Bounouh said.
Thousands of hotel workers are on strike over Labor Day Weekend
Over 10,000 UNITE HERE members are on strike,
a tracker from the union showed. That includes 5,000 in Honolulu and hundreds in San Diego.
Serena Williams made a subtle business move at the 2024 US Open
Serena Williams returned to the US Open for the first time since 2022, and she used her time there wisely: to promote her makeup brand.
I'm an executive member at Costco. Here are 13 items I buy to make meal prepping easy.
As an executive Costco member, I buy salmon, chicken breasts, and ground turkey to make a variety of dishes for weekly meal prep.
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Photos show the lavish interiors of The Elms, a Rhode Island mansion built for a coal millionaire in the Gilded Age
The Elms was built in 1901 for a Gilded Age millionaire. Today, it's a museum and occasional film set for HBO's "The Gilded Age."
A grocery tycoon turned Walmart robotics supplier is one of this year's biggest wealth losers after $9 billion wipeout
Symbotic CEO Rick Cohen has suffered a huge slide in his net worth this year amid an investor backlash against his warehouse-robotics company.
As fast as some jobs are growing, others are losing steam
The fastest-growing (and fastest-shrinking) jobs in the United States.
I moved from the Bay Area to Poland and love it. Living in Europe immediately relieved my stress.
This woman left the Bay Area and moved to Poland with her husband. She ended up getting a tech job and says she lives a way less stressful life.
Why Jerome Powell may regret his 'rifle shot' Jackson Hole speech, according to economist Adam Posen
Fed Chair Jerome Powell's Jackson Hole speech was too focused on the labor market, and didn't illuminate enough of the economic picture, Adam Posen said.
Read the 16-page pitch deck an app focused on helping people ditch the DMs and go on IRL dates used to raise $3 million
First Round's on Me is a new dating app competing with Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge. Its focus is getting people on dates quickly.
Scottie Scheffler, the world's top golfer, pocketed $25M bonus after ruling the season and making $12,000 for each shot
Scottie Scheffler has enjoyed one of the most dominant seasons in the history of golf, and he has the money to show for it.
Lipstick sales and strippers' tips: 6 weird indicators a recession could be coming
Recessions are difficult to predict. For the less market-inclined money watcher, there are several wacky though imperfect signs of a downturn.
How Disney created a PR nightmare with its response to a wrongful-death lawsuit
Disney's lawyers argued that the widower waived his right to a jury trial because he registered for Disney+ in 2019. The backlash was swift.
Here's how these successful CEOs managed to lose it all
Some high-powered CEOs lost their fortunes after corporate controversies and scandals. Here's a look at what happened.
How do you feel about the economy? It depends on whether you own stocks
People who own stocks feel much better about economy than non-owners.
3 Walmart heirs are on the brink of being worth $100 billion each — and together they're way richer than Elon Musk
Jim, Rob, and Alice Walton are all close to joining a very exclusive club as Walmart stock hits new heights.
The top countries US retirees are flocking to
More retirees are collecting Social Security from abroad. Many are flocking to places like Japan and Poland.
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My husband and I keep our finances separate and believe it's one of the reasons our marriage has stayed strong over the years
Keeping our finances separate has been a key to our marriage. My husband and I have different money habits, but we still split shared costs.
Gen Z men and women spend their money and free time very differently
Gen Z men and women have different social media and streaming preferences and spending habits. A new Morning Consult report breaks them down.
AI is coming for coders — the very people who created it — but not quite yet
AI's impact on software engineering jobs has created anxiety. But by shifting their focus to other areas, many coders could hang onto their roles.
Chip companies like Nvidia and Intel are facing a major gender gap amid the AI boom
The semiconductor industry gender gap persists with fewer women in leadership roles. Companies are now investing in childcare and leadership programs.
These 2024 status symbols show that it's not all about quiet luxury anymore
Quiet luxury is making way for other looks. Trends like classic Americana and corporate vibes are emerging among the most fashion-forward.
Who is Donald Tang, the public face of Shein, who employees know better than their own company's CEO?
Donald Tang is considered the most "visible leader" of the Singapore-based company currently embroiled in controversy over its labor practices.
Adele just did the opposite of quiet quitting
"I have spent the last seven years building a new life for myself, and I want to live it now," the singer, 36, told the audience at her Munich show.
Some Chinese banks are turning to document couriers to evade sanctions on Russia and keep trade moving: Reuters
Smaller local Chinese banks are overlooking US sanctions to process payments with Russia because they do not have global businesses to worry about.
Japan is having a hard time convincing employees to take 4-day workweeks
The aging country launched an initiative to help people cut back on work. But three years in, few people take a four-day workweek.
A US Army vet moved to Japan with his wife and bought an abandoned house for $35,000. They have no plans to leave.
"Before, we were moving every few years, so our walls were never painted, and we never hung up pictures," Lawrence Covian told BI.
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Countries from Russia to China are building payments systems that could threaten the dollar's global dominance
Cryptocurrencies, SWIFT alternatives, and even the barter system could reshape global payments amid Western sanctions.
I'm a Harvard senior who balances college and my OpenAI-backed startup through these 3 productivity tips
Ethan Shaotran, a Harvard senior, sets clear meeting hours and uses an AI note-taker. To relax, he takes art classes.
Oasis reunion tour ticket prices skyrocket due to Ticketmaster's 'in-demand' market-based surge pricing
Oasis fans are not happy as Ticketmaster surge pricing causes tickets for the band's reunion tour to skyrocket.
The ultra-rich who own $1 million gold bars probably aren't focused on profits amid soaring gold prices, experts say
The cost to store and protect physical gold can easily eat up a lot of its increase in value, but for some investors, it's still a worthwhile bet.
The Walton family empire: Inside the lives of the billionaire Walmart heirs collectively worth more than Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos
The three surviving children of Walmart founder Sam Walton have a collective net worth of about $293 billion, more than either Jeff Bezos or Elon Musk.
I tried every burger at In-N-Out and ranked them from worst to best
We went to In-N-Out and ordered and ranked every burger, including the ones on the chain's "not-so-secret" menu.
Oracle billionaire Larry Ellison's incredible real estate portfolio includes properties in Silicon Valley, Japan, Hawaii, and more
Larry Ellison purchased a resort near Palm Beach, Florida. We've rounded up the most notable pieces of his billion-dollar real estate portfolio.
Why Russia's brain drain is the biggest problem facing its economy
Russia is missing around 5 million workers - one sign that the exodus of Russians is eating away at the nation's economic growth.
I worked at Erewhon, a high-end grocery store, for a year. Here are 6 things I wish customers knew.
As a former Erewhon employee, I wish customers knew their smoothie orders take time and certain employees can be tipped.
Dads are work-from-home winners — but ditching the office has downsides
Working from home lets dads spend more time with their kids, but it can also spark conflicts and cause distractions.
Insider Today: Billionaires' favorite festival
In this Sunday edition of Insider Today, we're talking about billionaires at Burning Man and Nvidia's earnings.
A quaint California downtown is on sale for $6.6 million, but the seller is looking for a specific kind of buyer
John Ray has owned downtown Campo in California for over two decades. He's now selling it for $6.6 million, but wants a buyer with vision.
14 of the best specialty items to get at Aldi this month for $5 or less
This September, Aldi is stocking its shelves with seasonal fall desserts, unique pizzas, fun dips, and quick meals, all for $5 or less each.
Introverts in the workplace should be their 'own best marketer,' Ancestry CEO Deb Liu says
Ancestry CEO Deb Liu — herself an introvert — says it's important for introverts at work to realize "you are your own best marketer."
A boomer from Texas retired in Panama for the low cost of living and lifestyle. She said it feels like 'Christmas every day.'
Saundra Lohr, 68, retired in Panama after living in Texas. She loves the quality of life and affordability of her new home.
I restored a 1900s train car with my dad and turned it into an Airbnb. Now it's paid for itself.
Isaac French and his family transformed a decrepit 1900s train car in Idaho into a profitable Airbnb, achieving 90% occupancy within the first year.
I had to rent my house for extra income, and it forced me to declutter. I'm happier because of it.
When I had to rent my house on Airbnb, a photographer helped me stage it. Seeing things through her eyes helped me declutter, and I feel free.
20 high-paying and fast-growing jobs in the US
Business Insider ranked jobs based on projected employment growth from 2023 to 2033 and median pay. Software developers ranked No. 1 on our list.
10 major US cities where rent is affordable and falling fast as national apartment prices reach record highs
Rent is heading higher across much of the US, even though apartment supply is up. Here are 10 cities where rent is inexpensive and falling quickly.