It may (finally) be easier to buy a home this year
Housing forecasters are expecting more buyers and sellers to make moves in 2026 after last year's false start. Here's why sales could soon pick up.
Business Insider Robotaxi report card: Waymo is getting more competitive with Uber and Lyft, while Tesla undercuts everyone on price
Waymo robotaxi is closing the gap on pricing and wait times next to Uber and Lyft — key metrics riders factor in when choosing a ride, a study found.
China has approved its first batch of Nvidia H200 AI chip imports, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters, marking a shift in position as Beijing seeks to balance its AI needs with support for its domestic semiconductor industry
China has approved its first batch of Nvidia H200 AI chip imports, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters, marking a shift in position as Beijing seeks to balance its AI needs with support for its domestic semiconductor industry
Reuters Business Prediction markets group begins 7-figure PR blitz after suspicious Maduro trade sparks insider-trading concerns
The Coalition for Prediction Markets, which includes Kalshi, Coinbase, and Robinhood, took out a full-page ad in the Washington Post on Wednesday.
Fed favorite Rick Rieder manages a $2.4 trillion BlackRock portfolio—and knows more about the bond market than anyone in America
As he eyes the next Fed Chair, nothing's a bigger deal in Trump's policy decisions than what makes the bond market thrive or tank.
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SoftBank is in talks to invest as much as an additional $30 billion in OpenAI, a person familiar with the matter said, as the Japanese conglomerate doubles down on its bet on the ChatGPT owner
SoftBank is in talks to invest as much as an additional $30 billion in OpenAI, a person familiar with the matter said, as the Japanese conglomerate doubles down on its bet on the ChatGPT owner
A Waymo vehicle with a human behind the wheel crashed into parked cars in Los Angeles
A Waymo vehicle driven by a human employee crashed into parked cars on a narrow residential street in Los Angeles.
Fortune 500 CEOs are no longer giving employees an A for effort. Now they want proof of impact
Revamped performance reviews from Mark Zuckerberg, Jane Fraser, and Andy Jassy signal a new management focus on tangible results.
Reid Hoffman says business leaders are wrong to stay silent about the Trump administration
Reid Hoffman says business leaders are wrong to stay silent and that they have a responsibility to speak up.
President Trump said the value of the dollar was ‘great,’ when asked whether he thought it had declined too much, adding to pressure on the greenback, which hit a four-year low
President Trump said the value of the dollar was ‘great,’ when asked whether he thought it had declined too much, adding to pressure on the greenback, which hit a four-year low
Billionaire Bernard Arnault kicked off LVMH's earnings call with a dash of dark humor
The LVMH CEO started an earnings call with, "I think we'll make it through the winter."
I showed up to surf camp solo once and walked away with a community I keep coming back for
Chloe Lee, a financial advisor, describes how solo surf camp trips in Bali boosted her confidence and built global friendships.
Asia is the ‘next big frontier’ for sustainable aviation fuel as governments push green mandates
Malaysia may soon consider an SAF mandate, the latest policy in Southeast Asia's tentative embrace of green aviation.
The CEO of $2 billion Harvey rival Legora says he still interviews everyone and asks this question
The Legora CEO, who cofounded the startup in 2023, said that he's looking for people who have "raw grit" and don't mind late hours.
Retailers, brands face a test: Oppose ICE or stay quiet while thousands protest
Up until a few days ago, Target and other major employers in Minnesota had refrained from speaking out on ICE’s presence in the state.
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Future of TV Briefing: The creator’s economy’s ‘very loud, dirty little secret’ of brands’ late, delayed payments
This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at how lengthening payment windows and late payments from brands continue to roil the creator economy.