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The beleaguered CEO of Good Good just publicly blasted Callaway after the golf company ended its partnership with the YouTuber group over a controversial ad.”Interesting that @CallawayGolf asks us to make an ad then approves it then asks us to take the fall then drops us in a coordinated media blitz and covers it up by giving a million dollars away thinking everyone will be ok with it,” Matt Kendrick wrote in a post on X.Kendrick’s post is the latest head-spinning episode in the fallout from a Good Good ad with the golf equipment giant, which promoted their cobranded driver.Good…

Kevin Warsh told us more about his big plans for the Federal Reserve.The newly minted chair gave his first keynote address at the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium on Friday morning to a group of investors, economists, and journalists.From AI optimism to monetary policy outlook, here are Business Insider’s biggest takeaways.’Don’t call it forward guidance’On theme for the Wyoming mountain weekend, Warsh opened the speech with “hike” puns and a trail map metaphor.”Here is a quick overview of what I’ll cover in my remarks this morning,” he began. “You can call it an outline. You can call it a trail map,…

Moviegoers watch the film “Ne Zha 2” at an Imax GT Cinema on in Guiyang, China, Feb. 23, 2025.China News Service | China News Service | Getty ImagesIn December, Imax CEO Rich Gelfond opened the door to a sale. Almost nine months later, the company’s stock has hit an all-time high, its box office is breaking records and the stage is set to carry its momentum through the end of 2026. Yet, no major suitors have appeared.Imax held preliminary talks with potential buyers earlier this year, but as of May hadn’t fielded any official pitches, CNBC reported at the time.…

The cyclospora outbreak that has sickened thousands of people across the U.S. has brought fresh scrutiny of the integral role Taylor Farms and other massive suppliers play in the country’s food supply. The company, which the Food and Drug Administration has linked to the parasite’s spread, is one of the world’s largest producers of fresh-cut vegetables and salads, supplying some of the biggest grocery chains and restaurant companies in the U.S. Its products are sold at retailers including Walmart, Kroger, Whole Foods and Target, and its restaurant customers include McDonald’s, Taco Bell and Chipotle. Taylor Farms says 40% of salad…

If you work in tech, your manager might still care about your career. They just might not have enough time to do much about it.Across tech, the Great Flattening has meant fewer managers overseeing larger teams and racing to keep up as the industry remakes itself around AI.The result can be less time for managerial work that doesn’t produce an immediately visible result: coaching employees to help them figure out where their careers are going.The days of “purely pastoral managers” running teams of five or six are over, said Paddy Lambros, founder and CEO of Dex, which uses AI to…

In his late 40s, Brannon Potts realized he was behind on retirement savings. Looking for another source of income, he turned to something he already enjoyed: building from scratch.”I love building — to be able to put my fingerprint on a property,” Potts, who grew up in a home his parents built in Fort Worth, Texas, told Business Insider.In 2020, he started using what he calls a “build-to-rent” strategy: buying land, constructing rental properties, and holding them for cash flow.Potts said he started with about $15,000 of his own money, which covered the down payment and closing costs on three…

The future is bright for nurse practitioners and solar photovoltaic installers. The Bureau of Labor Statistics published new job projections on Thursday, showing which roles are set to experience massive employment declines and which may flourish between 2025 and 2035.The jobs projected to grow the fastest over the decade are a mix of healthcare, energy, and tech work. Nurse practitioners, who typically earn six figures, had the highest percent increase at 41%, far faster than the overall projection of 3.5%. One reason for that projected demand is that in many states, they can perform duties that used to be reserved…

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with James Strawn, a 56-year-old former senior software quality engineer in Colorado, who worked at Adobe for 25 years before being laid off in June 2025. After a difficult job search, he landed on a completely new career path: being a school bus driver. The following has been edited for length and clarity.I had every intention of retiring from Adobe on my own terms, aiming for age 59 ½. I always pictured what I would say at my retirement event.Adobe had other plans. I worked at the company for 25 yearsFor the…

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Cara Torchia, a 25-year-old actor and UGC creator based in New York City. The following has been edited for length and clarity.In four months, I went from earning nothing from freelance user-generated content (UGC) work to fully supporting myself, which allowed me to forgo traditional employment. I used to be a nanny for a family on the Upper East Side. I’m also a performer.I was drawn to UGC for the flexibility and financial freedom it offered as I pursued a creative career, and I’ve since focused on building my business full-time.I…

This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Shreya Mishra Reddy, 34, an Indian national currently staying in Toronto on a tourist visa. The following has been edited for length and clarity.I moved to the US from India to do my master’s in engineering management at Duke University in 2021.I graduated in 2022 and got a job at Visa the following year. But despite trying, I didn’t get an H-1B visa, so I had to leave the country in January 2026, when my student work authorization expired.My plan was to move back to India and keep applying for US-based…