The Best of Insider Business

Future.com hasn't published an article in months, and most of its editorial staffers have quietly left.

Streetlights in a bunch of major cities are turning purple. Is it just a fluke — or a warning of the chaos to come?

Sixteen insiders revealed Cheddar's multiple editorial pivots, accusations of plagiarism, and why the business-news outlet is suffering from "zero morale."

Diet app Noom says it using psychology to address the root causes of weight gain. Users suffering from psychological problems seemed to expect therapy

Larry Page has shrouded his ventures in the utmost secrecy. Sergey Brin has partied it up at Burning Man and poured millions into philanthropy.

Gates discussed a new Netflix documentary charting his life, Microsoft's legacy, and some of what he's reading now.

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We researched and cross-referenced lists of the best business books according to influential business people and major media outlets.

In a new book compiling 23 years of the writings and statements from Jeff Bezos, he describes the failures he went through to create Amazon Prime and Marketplace.

After a decades-long slump, an unexpected explosion in entrepreneurship has the potential to create jobs, lower prices, and drive innovation.

I gave ChatGPT some real job descriptions and a brief sentence about my made-up experience. I then sent the results to hiring managers.

Elon Musk has used the same playbook at all of his companies from Tesla to SpaceX. Sadly for him, his model will cause Twitter to go down in flames.

Bosses are punishing employees who are "overemployed," have side hustles, or "quiet quit." So why can CEOs like Elon Musk run multiple companies?

A Google executive said the company's data shows TikTok and Instagram are a threat to Google Search with Gen Z, and Google is working to keep up.

Gen Z prioritizes a good working environment: one that's flexible, values mental health and social justice causes, and offers a work-life balance.

Early retirees all tend to share the same habits when it comes to growing wealth, living their ideal lifestyle, and having a positive frame of mind.

Spiking prices and a similar lack of houses haunt Canada's real estate market — but even worse than the US. Its bubbly nature is a warning to us all.

Bridgewater Associates founder Ray Dalio touted a 1987 book by a Yale historian as an illuminating chronicle that is still relevant today.

Ray Dalio's new app includes his best-seller "Principles" in full, along with perks like cartoons and case studies.

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«unaffordable, driving a "tremendous pullback" in demand, Miller said. The National Association of Realtors monthly affordability index is at its lowest level in years. "Nationally, depending»

Here are four books to learn more about real estate investing and building wealth, from a couple that owns a 47-unit portfolio worth $19 million.

In his 2019 Stanford commencement speech, Apple CEO Tim Cook called for more accountability amongst powerful tech firms.

Starting the day ludicrously early seem to be a badge of honor for CEOs like Apple's Tim Cook. Now I understand why they do it.

The app is a new "Athenian agora," a major investor said, but growth has crumbled as COVID-19 lockdowns ease and creators and users go elsewhere.

WeWork founder Adam Neumann picked the wrong time to be the visionary leader of a company with imperial ambitions and obscure finances. How WeWork's IPO went south.

The professor's Coursera class, which tackles the topic of the psychology of personal happiness, drew 2.2 million people to enroll online.

«there's lots of research suggesting that anytime we do things where we're more present, we enjoy that activity more»

For a week, writer Ryan S. Gladwin used "timeboxing" to schedule work tasks by the hour. He says it provided structure and gave him more free time.

«Once I completed my timeboxing sheet, I'd immediately be onto the task I'd allocated for that time»

Tara Larsen landed a job at Microsoft right after graduation. She explains how she leveraged her skills to stand out among other applicants.

What really happened on Denali, North America's tallest peak, on the day a 31-year-old mountaineer from Canada fell 1,000 feet?

James Howells of Newport, Wales, shares his $11 million business plan to recover a hard drive with 8,000 bitcoins on it from a dump.