Most Olympians don't make millions. This bobsledder rented out his home to boost his income while competing around the world.
"Athletes will go into debt trying to chase their dream," Olympic bobsledder Boone Niederhofer told Business Insider.
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page 15 of 17NYC's best shot at affordable housing has hit some roadblocks
Safety issues at NYC office-to-apartment projects have made headlines this summer. The city still needs them for housing supply.
'Healthcare professional' has dethroned 'influencer' as the dream career for young adults
A recent survey of American teens and young adults found that medical and healthcare jobs came out on top as a career path over becoming a creator.
I'm a mom who switched to 'Buy Canada' 6 years ago. It takes certain sacrifices, but I wouldn't go back.
A stay-at-home mom shares how she buys 95% Canadian on a budget, from local produce and meat to secondhand clothes, and why she won't go back.
The AI doomsdayers aren't new. You just weren't paying attention.
Tech workers have long warned that an AI extinction event was possible. What was it about Jacob Coxon's post that made the public care?
How Meta tried, and failed, to grab its employees' data for AI
Meta's elite AI unit sought employee data to train models. A leak and worker revolt brought it to a halt.
The foldable iPhone Duo gives you a bigger screen and bragging rights. Here's what you give up.
Apple's iPhone Duo is the company's first foldable phone. But the iPhone 18 Pro still has it beat on some key features.
'I saw Terminator 2': Y Combinator's Garry Tan pushes back on AI extinction fears
Garry Tan says we're getting distracted by Hollywood-style doomsday scenarios when we should be focused on real AI risks emerging today.
Ukrainian drones flew almost 2,000 miles to hit fuel plants in the Russian Arctic
The strikes in the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug are the war's longest-range drone attacks carried out by Ukraine since the war began.
China's star AI labs routed user requests to Claude at least 35 million times in the summer: Anthropic
Anthropic said Alibaba, Moonshot, Zhipu, DeepSeek, and Xiaomi all tried to use Claude to train their models in various ways.
Anthropic and OpenAI employees speak out about humanity’s extinction as debate reaches fever pitch
Anthropic and OpenAI employees are sounding alarms over AI safety, with some warning that an unchecked race could threaten humanity.
Getting my H-1B on the first try felt like 'pure luck.' 4 years later, a layoff meant I had to leave the US.
Soumi Chanda was laid off as debate over a proposed $100,000 H-1B fee intensified. She said that despite having Amazon on her résumé, she got no interviews the following month.
Oracle maintains its capex forecast and reports cloud growth, sending shares up 7%
Many major cloud companies have continued raising their AI spending forecasts as they race to build more data centers and expand AI capacity.
OpenAI pulls out of Caltech math hackathon after mathematicians issue open letter criticizing AI math 'slop'
Caltech mathematicians said the event, which is sponsored by AI companies, "is likely to have destructive impacts for the mathematical community."
Top AI researcher Andrew Tulloch ditches Meta to work on training and inference at Anthropic
Prominent AI researcher Andrew Tulloch is leaving Meta for Anthropic. He's also worked at OpenAI and cofounded Thinking Machines Lab.
Trump's new Air Force One has had a rough journey of security concerns and operational mishaps. Here's a complete timeline.
Trump's new Air Force One, a VC-25B Bridge, entered service in July. On Wednesday, its emergency slide was accidentally deployed on the tarmac.
Uber's CEO says you could see lower ride prices as a result of its layoffs
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi plans lower ride prices as savings from layoffs and reduced insurance costs are reinvested back into the business.
Sam Altman met with top power utilities about securing the electrical grid. He offered one possible solution: OpenAI's cyber services.
The conversations took place amid a continuing series of revelations about OpenAI's own products' role in a sprawling cyberattack.
Meta is asking some of its employees to become managers again in a new reorg
Meta is asking some Applied AI staff to move from individual contributor roles back into management after the company flattened teams.
'Were you there that day?' Inside Cantor Fitzgerald's 25-year odyssey of loss and resilience after 9/11
The 9/11 attacks killed 658 employees of Cantor Fitzgerald. An anthology reconnects the families 25 years later.