• Ukraine's elite special operators are doing more infiltration missions as the front-line kill zone grows

    Ukraine's elite special operators are doing more infiltration missions as the front-line kill zone grows
    Ukraine's elite special operators are conducting more infiltration missions.Pierre Crom/Getty ImagesUkraine's elite soldiers have increased the number of infiltration missions they have conducted over the past year.The uptick in missions comes as the drone-infested kill zone around the front line grows larger.A Ukrainian special operator attributed this trend to a rise in Russian drones over the battlefield.Elite Ukrainian special operators are carrying out more infiltration missions into Russia
  • Tesla investors want answers about a potential merger with SpaceX

    Tesla investors want answers about a potential merger with SpaceX
    Speculation is growing among investors that Elon Musk will merge his rocket and EV companies.SERGIO FLORES/AFP via Getty ImagesTesla investors are clamoring for more details about a rumored merger with SpaceX.A shareholder Q&A forum for Tesla's earnings call has been flooded with questions about the potential tie-up.Speculation about a merger has been growing among analysts, and SpaceX's president has not ruled it out.Whispers that Elon Musk might combine Tesla and SpaceX are growing —
  • Jersey Mike's is already a juggernaut. Now it's ready to take on the stock market.

    Jersey Mike's is already a juggernaut. Now it's ready to take on the stock market.
    David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesJersey Mike's is pursuing an IPO that would value it at $8 billion and raise more than $1 billion.Public offerings are a path less traveled for sandwich chains. Jersey Mike's is bucking the trend.Sign up for First Trade, Business Insider's daily markets newsletter.When my friends and I had a summer share on the Jersey Shore in the early 2010s, we always made sure to hit Jersey Mike's for a sandwich. It was conveniently located right next to the Manasqu
  • These stocks will be the next winners as the AI trade gets a makeover, research firm says

    These stocks will be the next winners as the AI trade gets a makeover, research firm says
    Cheng Xin/Getty ImagesThe AI trade has been volatile, but Citrini Research says some stocks are still overlooked by the market. The research firm flagged under-the-radar names it sees as future AI winners.Citrini Research went viral this year for it's report on the potentially dire effects of artificial intelligence on the labor market, but it's not quite as bearish on the market's AI trade. The research firm recently shared an updated outlook on AI stocks in light of the recent tech selloff, hi
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  • A record El Niño is poised to be this year's next big supply shock for the global economy

    A record El Niño is poised to be this year's next big supply shock for the global economy
    Kevin Carter/Getty ImagesEl Niño will be another shock that could trigger hotter inflation, Deutsche Bank warns.A strong El Niño could disrupt food, energy, and shipping, sending consumer prices spiking.Volatile weather could amplify upward pressure on prices from the Iran-war oil shock.El Niño is poised to cause the next big inflationary shock to the global economy, Deutsche Bank says.In a note to clients on Monday, the bank warned that a particularly intense warming phenom
  • Student-loan borrowers are taking on debt they can't pay off. There's a renewed push to prevent that.

    Student-loan borrowers are taking on debt they can't pay off. There's a renewed push to prevent that.
    Sen. Elizabeth Warren is co-leading an effort to prevent student-loan borrowers from taking on unmanageable debt.Daniel Heuer/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesDemocratic lawmakers reintroduced legislation that would prevent unmanageable student debt burdens.It calls for strengthening accountability in the system that determines whether schools can receive federal aid.The Trump administration recently advanced its own proposal on college accreditation.Democratic lawmakers want to hold colleges accountab
  • What China's internet is saying about Moonshot's hot new Kimi model

    What China's internet is saying about Moonshot's hot new Kimi model
    The Chinese internet has plenty to say about Moonshot AI's latest Kimi K3 model.China News Service/China News Service via Getty ImagesMoonshot AI's latest Kimi K3 model has China's internet abuzz.Weibo users weighed in on AI's computing demands, Elon Musk's reaction to Kimi K3, and the global AI race."This race to build more powerful AI hardware isn't slowing down anytime soon," one user wrote.Moonshot AI's latest Kimi K3 model is giving China's internet plenty to talk about.The Chinese startup
  • Curative CEO says company ditched a $600k-a-year Salesforce contract after vibecoding a CRM in 2 months

    Curative CEO says company ditched a $600k-a-year Salesforce contract after vibecoding a CRM in 2 months
    Curative's CEO said maintaining the CRM is still a challenge. He still suggests it to other businesses.Frazer Harrison/Getty ImagesCurative's CEO said the company canceled an annual $600,000 Salesforce bill.His company replaced the CRM with a tool that AI helped build in two months.He's describing the SaaSpocalypse thesis: that AI coding tools will challenge software companies.Curative CEO and founder Fred Turner believes in the SaaSpocalypse.During an interview on the "20VC with Harry Stebbings
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  • I'm a product manager who grew my salary from $40K to over $250K. Getting an MBA changed the game for me.

    I'm a product manager who grew my salary from $40K to over $250K. Getting an MBA changed the game for me.
    Courtesy of Kris Martin; BIKent Shen is a 37-year-old product manager in Seattle. Business Insider has verified Shen's income and employment history with documentation. The following as-told-to essay has been edited for length and clarity.I came from a lower-income family in Canada, and after graduating from the University of Waterloo in 2012, I spent a few years trying to build a business that ultimately failed.When I returned to the workforce, I felt two years behind many of the applicants I w
  • OpenAI faces stark doubts about ChatGPT ads. It's beginning the long fight to prove them wrong.

    OpenAI faces stark doubts about ChatGPT ads. It's beginning the long fight to prove them wrong.
    OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.Brendan Smialowski/ AFP via Getty ImagesOpenAI has lofty goals for ChatGPT's ads business, an attempt to monetize the blockbuster app.The product is still rudimentary, advertisers said, though it's changing every week.OpenAI's ad revenue projections aren't logical, one analyst told Business Insider.OpenAI badly wants a piece of the advertising empires that Google and Meta built, and it has a lot of catch-up to do.The AI startup began selling ads on its blockbuster ChatGPT p
  • Lettuce lovers are confused and afraid

    Lettuce lovers are confused and afraid
    Salad fans told Business Insider how they were faring as Cyclospora spreads.Jaylin Eaves; Austin Kreitler; Diana UmanaThe spread of Cyclospora has some eaters cutting down on fresh lettuce.Five salad lovers told Business Insider about their strategies, from avoiding iceberg to cutting fresh produce entirely."I can't keep track of what I can't eat anymore," one lettuce lover said. "I'm hungry!"Baldwin Williams Jr. wanted lunch.He was craving Jersey Mike's, but then remembered that his sub would h
  • Erin Brockovich's crusade against data centers is going crowd-sourced

    Erin Brockovich's crusade against data centers is going crowd-sourced
    Erin Brockovich has started a registry for people living near data centers to report environmental concerns.Karl Mondon/Bay Area News Group via Getty ImagesErin Brockovich wants people to report data centers in their backyards.The environmental activist said there is a lack of transparency in the country's data center construction. People experiencing data center problems firsthand are the best source of information, she said.Erin Brockovich is getting Americans to report data centers in their b
  • First came Zyn. Then came pouches for everything.

    First came Zyn. Then came pouches for everything.
    Tyler Le/BIWhen Eric Drymer's last startup failed in 2024, he realized the stress of "grind type shit" to keep the company afloat had led him to pick up some bad habits — namely, vaping. He largely credits hypnosis with helping him quit, but a complementary solution — nicotine pouches that eased his cravings — also gave him his next business idea.He was fascinated by the "form factor" of the pouches, he says, and it seemed like suddenly everyone around him was using them. The m
  • AI could trigger a layoff trap that even smart CEOs can't escape

    AI could trigger a layoff trap that even smart CEOs can't escape
    Two economists, Gerry Tsoukalas and Brett Falk, warn that companies could be self-destructing by replacing workers with AI and eroding consumer demand.ADEK BERRY / AFP via Getty ImagesCompanies could be self-destructing by replacing workers with AI, two economists warned.The World Economic Forum said that AI's disruption is outpacing traditional reskilling efforts.Economists suggest taxing AI workforce replacement and subsidizing employee retention.Economists are warning that AI could push compa
  • Why South Korea's stock market is driving wild Wall Street swings

    Why South Korea's stock market is driving wild Wall Street swings
    South Korea's Kospi price swings are increasingly reverberating through global technology markets.Jung Yeon-je/AFP/Getty ImagesSouth Korea's has become an unlikely bellwether for the AI trade.Its stock market swings are increasingly spilling into Wall Street.Chip stocks and leveraged bets are fueling the turbulence.South Korea's stock market is becoming one of the world's most important gauges for the AI trade, with its sharp swings increasingly spilling over into Wall Street and beyond.On Tuesd
  • A new Patriot missile costs less than half the price of a regular interceptor, Lockheed Martin says

    A new Patriot missile costs less than half the price of a regular interceptor, Lockheed Martin says
    A PAC-2 interceptor is launched from a battery in Taiwan.SAM YEH/AFP via Getty ImagesLockheed Martin is introducing a new, cheaper Patriot missile.The PAC-3 ACE is meant to cost less than half the price of the regular $4.2 million PAC-3 MSE.The announcement comes amid booming global demand for air defense munitions against higher-end threats.Lockheed Martin announced a new PAC-3 interceptor on Monday that it said costs less than half the price of a regular Patriot missile.The PAC-3 Adapted Capab
  • Taylor Farms highlighted an FDA mistake. PR veterans say it muddied the message.

    Taylor Farms highlighted an FDA mistake. PR veterans say it muddied the message.
    Crisis communications veterans say Taylor Farms might have over-emphasized the reversal of a test result linking its lettuce to a cyclospora outbreak.Benjamin Fanjoy/Getty ImagesThe FDA identified a false positive result linking Taylor Farms lettuce to a cyclospora outbreak.Crisis comms veterans say Taylor Farms may have over-emphasized the reversal of the test result.Instead, it should have started its statement with a further focus on consumer safety, the PR pros said.Taylor Farms is facing a
  • The US-Canada trade war heats up again as Trump imposes a 50% tariff on some Canadian goods

    The US-Canada trade war heats up again as Trump imposes a 50% tariff on some Canadian goods
    Trump seeks a 50% tariff on some Canadian goods under Section 388 of the Tariff Act of 1930.Creative Touch Imaging Ltd./NurPhoto via Getty ImagesTrump is imposing a 50% tariff on some Canadian goods under Section 388.New tariffs exempt energy, potash, fish, critical minerals, and USMCA-covered goods.Ontario Premier Ford said Canada "should respond tariff for tariff, dollar for dollar."Trade tensions are flaring between the Trump administration and Canada once again.On Monday, Donald Trump announ

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