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page 2 of 16I've visited all 50 states solo, but there's one region I keep coming back to in the fall
From beautiful foliage and outdoor activities to opportunities for scenic drives, I think the Midwest is the best part of the US to visit in the fall.
I grew up in New England. Fall is the best time to visit — but first-time tourists often make 4 avoidable mistakes.
As someone who grew up in New Hampshire, I see first-time tourists make the same mistakes every time they visit New England in the fall months.
Live Q&A: Apple Store pioneer Ron Johnson talks retail strategy, careers, and lessons from Steve Jobs
Business Insider's Ana Altchek asks retail veteran Ron Johnson about his winning Apple strategy, and gets his take on what's working in retail today.
I commute from NYC to Washington, DC, every week. It's not so bad — and even my long Amtrak rides have surprising perks.
My supercommute from New York City to Washington DC for a hybrid job has had surprising benefits and perks, and I use long Amtrak rides to work.
Sam Altman says some AI accidents are 'unavoidable' as the industry grapples with apocalypse fears
The OpenAI CEO says AI firms should follow the aviation industry by reporting, investigating, and learning from failures.
I had a long-distance relationship for 3 years. We now live together, but our situation was perfect for my 20s.
Long-distance dating gave my boyfriend and me space to build our careers and our relationship.
Why it feels like every brand is having a scandal right now
There's a wave of brand-marketing scandals blowing up online. Here's a theory about why it feels so frenetic.
We got a new clue about Xbox's ad ambitions
Microsoft's Xbox is slowly expanding its ad business. A new patent outlines a system that would find appropriate breaks in gameplay to show an ad.
Grindr is betting big on IRL marketing. There’s a very digital reason.
Grindr is leaning into experiential marketing to boost reach on social and calm nervy advertisers.
The 20 biggest US airports ranked from worst to best for passenger satisfaction
JD Power determined the best US airports based on passenger satisfaction surveys, looking at factors like the ease of travel, food, and facilities.
Jensen Huang said China isn’t spending time debating the AI apocalypse. We are, the Chinese internet says.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's remarks are trending on Weibo, the country's version of X.
Canada's latest play in its trade fight with the US: It might join the EU as an 'associate' member
The EU has proposed making Canada its first associate member as Mark Carney seeks to diversify trade away from the US.
Researchers play down AI apocalypse fears, citing hurdles to creating a killer virus
Biology and cybersecurity experts say physical barriers to engineered viruses, human control, and tighter testing make an AI apocalypse less likely.
My sister and I are 10 years apart and used to hate each other. Our dynamic has totally changed over the years.
My younger sister and I have a 10-year age gap. We used to hate each other, but now, we're incredibly close.
Great news for sneaky people: iOS 27 lets you secretly hide your location sharing
With a new iOS 27 feature, it just looks like your iPhone is turned off or in a bad service area.
Seeking nominations for the most influential tech recruiters
Business Insider is putting together a list of the most influential tech headhunters. Tell us who we should include.
A candidate brought her toddler to an interview. It didn't bother me — and she got the job.
Jalonni Weaver, a recruiter, says you shouldn't be penalized for interviewing with kids, from your car, or while dealing with life's challenges.
The things Priscilla Chan and Mark Zuckerberg allow — and forbid — their daughter to vibe code
Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan's daughter can't vibe code products "open to the internet," Chan said. "She's quite limited."
I quit my Google software engineering job and became a watercolor artist. Here’s how I’m using — and not using — AI.
Artist Sara Wilczynska, who previously was a software engineer at Google, reflects on the strict boundaries she has for AI usage in her work.