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3 ways people make their kitchens look cheap, according to interior designers
It’s a common saying in real estate that kitchens and bathrooms sell homes. It can be easy to miss the mark when trying to create a luxury kitchen, though. That’s why Business Insider spoke with two interior designers about the details that can make the space look cheap. Here’s what they had to…
DoorDash is set to become a Nevada-incorporated company.
DoorDash is set to become a Nevada-incorporated company. Shareholders controlling 54.2% of the delivery service’s voting power agreed to end its incorporation in Delaware and head west, according to a Tuesday filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The move was made with the written…
Airlines and charter companies are selling front-row seats to the solar eclipse for up to $1,200
Some adventurous travelers are skipping the crowds on the ground to watch Wednesday’s solar eclipse from thousands of feet in the air, thanks to a handful of specially arranged airline and charter flights. Brussels Airlines is flying 100 people over France to view the partial eclipse, Aerospace…
Bumble is losing its Bumble-ness
Bumble’s buzz is sounding familiar. When Whitney Wolfe Herd left Tinder to found Bumble, she positioned the new rival as Tinder’s antithesis. “I always felt that for me as a woman, I always had to wait around,” she told The New York Times in 2017. So, women would have to message first, and they’d…
How Managers Can Create Effective Leaders
In today’s job market, the challenge for managers isn’t just hiring talent — it’s figuring out how to keep people growing once they’re inside the company. But as employees lean toward job security and stability, developing leaders from within has become complicated. That shift is pushing more…
Oracle has drawn up plans for a new round of layoffs this month, sources say
Oracle has drawn up plans for a new round of job cuts to reduce payroll as it racks up billions in debt to fund AI infrastructure, according to people familiar with the plans and an internal document viewed by Business…
Miami is more expensive than New York. It’s a bad sign for the city’s economy.
Elhanan Harel and his wife were living in New York City, where they paid $1,770 a month for a tiny one-bedroom apartment. The rent might have been manageable had Harel’s lice-treatment business been doing well, but the pandemic’s disruptions had made it difficult to make ends meet. In 2020, the…
How to Foster Innovation in the Workplace
The landscape of the modern workplace is changing, and companies are being forced to rethink how they operate, collaborate and solve problems. As artificial intelligence reshapes jobs, hybrid work changes how teams collaborate, and layoffs push companies to do more with fewer resources, employers…
Vintage photos show what it was like to eat at Burger King in the 1980s
Burger King has grown from a small-time burger joint to a major American corporation. When Burger King first opened in 1954, it served 18-cent flame-broiled burgers, milkshakes, and fries. Three years later, the chain introduced its signature Whopper — now, that same burger is fueling growth for…
The 20 best college towns where life revolves around their universities, ranked
School: University of Michigan-Ann Arbor Population: 122,233 Home to the University of Michigan and its over 50,000 students, Ann Arbor is the best and most distinct college town in the US. College culture is deeply woven into the city’s landscape, where campus buildings blend into a walkable…