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Warren Buffett has lived in the same family home in Omaha for almost 70 years. The billionaire paid just $31,500 for the house, which is now worth about $1.4 million.
Warren Buffett paid just $31,500 for his home of nearly 70 years. Read his 8 best quotes about buying a house.
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Supply and demand were the culprits when lumber prices were soaring during the pandemic, and they've helped fuel the tumble, too.
One of the pandemic's biggest booms has finally gone bust
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"I really didn't want to end up working for the Titanic of AI, and so that's why I resigned," said William Saunders, who worked for three years as a member of technical staff on OpenAI's superalignment team.
A former OpenAI safety employee said he quit because the company's leaders were 'building the Titanic' and wanted 'newer, shinier' things to sell
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What would you do to catch #TaylorSwift in concert? Last fall, Carissa Rawson and I flew to Rio de Janeiro for the #ErasTour. Unfortunately, we were thwarted by a canceled show. North America tickets are nearly $2,000 apiece, so I gave up on a second chance to see her — until I found a cheap ticket in Amsterdam over the Fourth of July holiday weekend. I wrote about my whirlwind adventure for Business Insider, made possible because of my stash of points and miles. https://bit.ly/TS-AMS
Taylor Swift U.S. tickets cost $1,832. I saw The Eras Tour in Amsterdam for $384. Credit card points covered almost everything else.
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$15.3 billion quant firm Capital Fund Management is expanding in the US. The manager is planning to add dozens of new employees over the next five years.
French quant firm Capital Fund Management is expanding in the US. Its president tells us where the $15.3 billion manager sees opportunities.
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So what's a boss to do if they want to stop employees from sneaking out of the office behind their back? David Barkoe, the CEO and founder of the Florida PR firm Carve Communications, says it all comes down to creating a culture of trust with your employees.
A CEO explains the simple way he deters his employees from 'quiet vacationing'
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The surrogacy industry was worth an estimated $14 billion in 2022 and is only expected to grow as more people are opting to have kids later in life. For those who want to build their families quickly, concurrent surrogacy — hiring two surrogates to carry two babies at the same time — is an option. That is, if you can afford the high price tag. For Business Insider I spoke to a father of “twiblings” and to surrogacy agencies about the practice, which some say is becoming more common:
Why have one baby when you can have 2? People are paying $500,000 to hire 2 surrogates at once and have 'twiblings'
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Generative AI is a major focus at top consulting firms like McKinsey & Company. McKinsey's AI arm QuantumBlack employs 2,000 data scientists and has five global R&D centers.
McKinsey says it needs to reinvent itself and that AI is the answer: 'It's going to be most of what we do in the future'
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The 2024 Olympic Games could be bigger than ever for athletes looking to build content careers and score brand deals, particularly for young or newer names. Every four years, the Summer Olympics are a huge opportunity for brands to reach global fans through sport and for athletes to build names for themselves on one of the world's biggest stages. "Social media, every single year, has gotten bigger and bigger, and a lot of eyes are on social, digital advertisements now," said Michael Raymond, the founder of Raymond Representation, which works with Olympic athletes, college athletes, and influencers. Full Story on Business Insider Thank you, James Crane, Jack Adler, Kaila McWilliams, and Jeff Hoffman for collaborating on this story with Ashley Rodriguez and me.
The biggest winners of the 2024 Olympics will be the athletes who can break through on social media — not just get the gold
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