Keep getting tripped up in job interviews? Use a 'magical teleprompter' app to tell you the best answers.
The shadowy new way employees are cheating their way to the top
Across the globe, a wave of workers are secretly outsourcing parts or all of their jobs.
The risky allure of WiFi Money: private jets, sports cars, and ruined investors
A motley crew of Instagram-obsessed, hustle-culture influencers made millions. In their wake, they left a trail of lawsuits and financial devastation.
Sexism, cheating, and nightclubs: inside the dark heart of modern chess
Chess is taking over schools, nightclubs, and the internet. And it's never been more toxic.
Facebook started paying users to post. A wave of spam and illicit account sales followed.
Groups of thousands of users are manipulating Facebook's Performance Bonus program. "I want the free bag from Meta," one creator wrote.
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Audacious new schemes known as 'SEO heists' are posing thorny questions for Google
The tech-help website Exceljet was cloned by a competitor using AI. It poses thorny questions for Google.
People are grieving the 'death' of their AI lovers after a chatbot app abruptly shut down
Smartphone app Soulmate AI let users create AI-powered friends and lovers. Then it closed down, and its thousands of users are heartbroken.
When your AI girlfriend says she loves you
His AI girlfriend offers unconditional love and support. People are turning to AI companion chatbots from apps like Replika to battle loneliness.
It's not just you. LinkedIn has gotten really weird.
Divorce, trouble peeing, and stealing hotel food: Why did a job network become everyone's favorite place for oversharing?
I was at Burning Man. It was even wilder than you've heard.
Social media was full of misinformation about the desert turning to chaos and violence. But in the mud, the party went on.
Lending startup Captain raised $107 million in the boom times. Now it's up for sale after layoffs and a capital drought.
Lending startup Captain has laid off staff and is seeking a buyer as it faces a funding shortfall.
US lawmakers are calling for a Department of Labor investigation into $12B HR startup Deel over its use of independent contractors, citing Insider's investigation
California's Adam Schiff and other Democratic congresspeople are worried the company misclassified employees "to increase profitability and growth."
A California state senator is calling for a labor investigation into $12B HR startup Deel over 'brazen employment misclassification' after Insider's reporting
Citing Insider's reporting, California state Sen. Stephen Padilla wrote to the state's Labor and Workforce Development Agency about Deel.
Silicon Valley is bracing for a 'Darwinian moment for startups' in late 2023
After a COVID-era boom, the data shows a dire situation for startups raising money in Silicon Valley. The worst may be yet to come.
Take a look at the wildest vehicles designed by Kittyhawk, Google cofounder Larry Page's failed flying-car company
Google founder Larry Page's flying car company Kittyhawk is no more. But we were able to get access to several of the company's wild vehicle designs.
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Google cofounder Larry Page wanted Kittyhawk to be 'the Ford Motor Company of flying cars.' Instead he ran it into the ground.
Kittyhawk was meant to be Google founder Larry Page's way to "free the world from traffic." Instead the futuristic company crashed and burned.
Workers at $12 billion HR startup Deel say they may have been misclassified as independent contractors. Deel says they have not.
The startup says hiring contractors gives people the freedom to work from anywhere in the world. Some believe they're being deprived of labor rights.
Deel Speed: The inside story of a $12 billion HR startup's breakneck growth
Deel is the fastest-growing SaaS startup ever — but that might also be its 'Achilles Heel.'
Inside the 'Fly Fleet': billionaire Google founder Sergey Brin's growing flotilla of megayachts, boats, and jet skis
Since leaving Google, Brin has collected a small navy's worth of boats, which require a global staff of 50 to sail and maintain.
I cheated on an exam to boost my career in the tech industry. But now I think using 'exam dumps' is dangerous.
"Exam dumps" helped a worker at a big company in the US pass their technical certification tests. But now they recognize the harm of cheating.