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Facebook whistleblower says Mark Zuckerberg should resign as CEO amid company's 'meta problem'

"Facebook Files" whistleblower Frances Haugen said it's "unlikely" Facebook will stop prioritizing profit and expansion with Zuckerberg in charge.

A 33-year-old accountant was making $48,000 a year when he quit his job to become a freelance copywriter. He now runs a 6-figure business.

A YouTube video inspired Joe Cassandra to go all in and become a full-time freelancer. He now blends quantitative skills with his passion for writing.

The US has a chance to put China in the economic rearview mirror because of Xi's 'awkward regime shift,' BofA says

China's economic growth has outpaced the US's for decades. The Evergrande crisis and weak government support give the US a chance to take the lead.

An early backer of 2 crypto companies that have surged over 150% this year is now focusing on NFTs. He breaks down 4 ways he's investing for metaverse exposure — and shares his top 3 picks in DeFi.

"It earns me a few 100 bucks worth of ethereum every month," says crypto investor Hewie Rattray, who shares 4 ways he's gaining metaverse exposure.

Elon Musk says Tesla has not signed a contract with Hertz yet. Despite that, news of the order for 100,000 Teslas pumped up shares and Musk's fortune.

Hertz said last week it is ordering 100,000 Teslas. But Tesla CEO Elon Musk said he would "like to emphasize that no contract has been signed yet."

2 friends from college accumulated 542 rental units after starting off with $5,000 each. They explain how they got started and share their advice for beginners.

They split the downpayment, then used a hard money lender for the remainder. Once the property was rented, they refinanced with a mortgage.

Japan PM's touted a 'new capitalism' aimed at narrowing income disparities. It drove Japan's stock market into an 8-day 6.8% slump.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's hopes to tackle the economic gap received a stiff welcome when the Nikkei 225 dropped in the wake of his election.

Zillow sent shockwaves through the real-estate market when it stopped buying homes. What's going on, and why you should care.

Everyone is worried. Should you freak out, too? Everything you need to know about the rise, fall, and fallout of Zillow's home-flipping business.

Bank of America names 13 stocks that are primed to rebound by January after underperforming this year due to tax-loss harvesting

Bank of America analysts reveal their top tax-loss candidates that are primed to recover by January based on historical precedence.

JPMorgan credit-card CEO Allison Beer faces challenges from fintechs and incumbents to maintain the bank's top spot. Insiders detail her history of taking on disruptive tech.

Allison Beer starts her new role as JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said the bank would spend whatever it takes to compete with fintechs like BNPL.

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It's not a 'Great Resignation' that will change work forever, one economist says. His calculations show the labor shortage is ending soon.

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Daniel Alpert has a Jobs Quality Index showing that workers don't want crappy jobs. But he also has data showing they'll run out of cash soon. View in browser Business Insider Business Insider

I scared people at Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights. Aside from the drunk guests and long hours, it was the most fun job I've ever had.

Saturday, October 30, 2021

"This sounds bad, but when you scare someone and they jump so badly they shatter their phone or something, it's so satisfying," Ashley Young says. View in browser Business Insider

Facebook whistleblower says Mark Zuckerberg should resign as CEO amid company's 'meta problem'

Facebook whistleblower says Mark Zuckerberg should resign as CEO amid company's 'meta problem'

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A 33-year-old accountant was making $48,000 a year when he quit his job to become a freelance copywriter. He now runs a 6-figure business.

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The US has a chance to put China in the economic rearview mirror because of Xi's 'awkward regime shift,' BofA says

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An early backer of 2 crypto companies that have surged over 150% this year is now focusing on NFTs. He breaks down 4 ways he's investing for metaverse exposure — and shares his top 3 picks in DeFi.

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Elon Musk says Tesla has not signed a contract with Hertz yet. Despite that, news of the order for 100,000 Teslas pumped up shares and Musk's fortune.

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2 friends from college accumulated 542 rental units after starting off with $5,000 each. They explain how they got started and share their advice for beginners.

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Japan PM's touted a 'new capitalism' aimed at narrowing income disparities. It drove Japan's stock market into an 8-day 6.8% slump.

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Zillow sent shockwaves through the real-estate market when it stopped buying homes. What's going on, and why you should care.

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Bank of America names 13 stocks that are primed to rebound by January after underperforming this year due to tax-loss harvesting

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JPMorgan credit-card CEO Allison Beer faces challenges from fintechs and incumbents to maintain the bank's top spot. Insiders detail her history of taking on disruptive tech.

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Investment banks go all-in on data science

It's not a 'Great Resignation' that will change work forever, one economist says. His calculations show the labor shortage is ending soon.

I scared people at Universal Studios' Halloween Horror Nights. Aside from the drunk guests and long hours, it was the most fun job I've ever had.

Amazon's advertising revenue is soaring. Here's everything to know about its ad business.

The latest record surge in home prices is misleading — buyers are actually getting some relief

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