Tinder Thinks Some People Will Pay $500 a Month for Exclusive 'VIP' Plan

by Drewski to /s/business from businessinsider.com

Remember when NFTs sold for millions of dollars? 95% of the digital collectibles may now be worthless. | A study examining more than 73,000 NFT collections found that 95% had a market cap of 0 ETH. Out of the top collections, the most common price for an NFT is now $5-$100.

by stickdog to /s/WayOfTheBern from markets.businessinsider.com

Saudi Arabia's crown prince warned that if Iran gets a nuke 'we have to get one' too

by neolib to /s/Geopolitics from businessinsider.com

A Chinese woman held 16 jobs for 3 years and never showed up to work

by PanzerDivision to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

2 charts that show how Mexico overtook China as America's top global trade buddy:Mexico is China's top US manufacturing trading partner

by yaiyen to /s/WayOfTheBern from businessinsider.com

US may give Ukraine ATACMS missiles that can hit Russia far beyond the front lines: report

by yaiyen to /s/WayOfTheBern from businessinsider.com

The IRS is going after 1,600 millionaires who owe hundreds of millions in overdue taxes, and it's using AI to catch them

by Cancelthis to /s/WarWatch from businessinsider.com

It's not just you — no one is posting on social media anymore

by therazorx to /s/WayOfTheBern from businessinsider.com

Elon Musk's X wants to collect users' biometric data and education history, an upcoming privacy policy update shows

by Drewski to /s/privacy from businessinsider.com

The pedestrian detection systems in self-driving cars are less likely to detect children and people of color

by PanzerDivision to /s/technology from businessinsider.com

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by StShitpostCel to /s/RealIncels from businessinsider.com

Vivek Ramaswamy wants to know how many 'federal agents' were on the planes that hit the Twin Towers: 'I want the truth about 9/11'

by Cancelthis to /s/politics from businessinsider.com

Russia got richer even as the war in Ukraine raged on last year, while the West shed trillions of dollars of wealth

by CollisionResistance to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

DeSantis says he's 'basically moved on' from the Disney feud — and now wants Bob Iger to drop the lawsuit against Florida that legal experts say the company could win

by neolib to /s/USnews from businessinsider.com

AI is ruining the internet

by PanzerDivision to /s/Artificial_Intelligen from businessinsider.com

Americans mix less with people in different incomes since pandemic

by RandomCollection to /s/WayOfTheBern from businessinsider.com

Exclusive: Hunter Biden's gallery sold his art to a Democratic donor 'friend' whom Joe Biden named to a prestigious commission--Business Insider

by SmockSignals to /s/WayOfTheBern from businessinsider.com

Meet a millennial mom who paid over $22,000 for daycare last year — and had to quit her job when her second kid came along: 'We don't really have a village of any sort'

by RandomCollection to /s/WayOfTheBern from businessinsider.com

Reddit enrages users again by ditching thank-you coins and awards

by RandomCollection to /s/WayOfTheBern from businessinsider.com

European colonizers killed so many indigenous Americans that the planet cooled down, a group of researchers concluded

by PanzerDivision to /s/ClimateChange from businessinsider.com

"According to the most recent UN projections, Nigeria will nearly double its population again by 2050 to an estimated 377 million. In the process, the country will leap-frog Pakistan and Indonesia and end up in a virtual tie with the US as the third most populous country in the world."

by neolib to /s/Africa from businessinsider.com

UPDATE: The Infamous Chart Of Corporate Profits Vs. Total Wages (This is from 2012 - I wonder how much worse things have gotten since then)

by RandomCollection to /s/WayOfTheBern from businessinsider.com

Amazon's Prime Day discounts are bigger – because everybody's poorer now (If this isn't obvious, it's an indication that the economy is not doing well at all)

by RandomCollection to /s/WayOfTheBern from businessinsider.com

A Tesla owner says he was locked out of his EV after its 12-volt battery died amid the Texas heat

by PanzerDivision to /s/technology from businessinsider.com

Lawsuit Claims OpenAI Stole 'Massive Amounts of Personal Data' to Train ChatGPT

by Drewski to /s/Artificial_Intelligen from businessinsider.com

In 1990, Tom Stuker bought a lifetime pass from United Airlines for $290,000. He has since flown 23 million miles and calls the purchase the 'best investment' of his life.

by PanzerDivision to /s/Life from businessinsider.com

RFK Jr. pledges to gut agencies that regulate vaccines and order the DOJ to investigate medical journals if he becomes president

by stickdog to /s/WayOfTheBern from businessinsider.com

The Titan tragedy won't stop the super-rich from embarking on 'extreme' travel, an adventure tourism expert says

by RandomCollection to /s/WayOfTheBern from businessinsider.com

Billionaire troon runs transhumamist cult

by jet199 to /s/conspiracy from businessinsider.com

Reddit CEO says the mods leading a punishing blackout are too powerful and he will change the site's rules to weaken them

by xoenix to /s/MeanwhileOnReddit from businessinsider.com

Young people in China are giving up high-paying jobs to become baristas and waiters, and they're talking about it online

by [deleted] to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

Meet the typical South Korean millennial: educated, overqualified for the job market, and part of the 'kangaroo tribe' that can't afford to leave their parents' homes

by [deleted] to /s/LateStageCapitalism from businessinsider.com

It's becoming clear that AI is going to whack the mediocre middle of office workers

by Drewski to /s/Artificial_Intelligen from businessinsider.com

Take a look at North America's first hydrogen-powered train, which emits only water and will start service this summer. It can be a greener alternative to diesel on non-electrified train tracks — over 90% of tracks in North America

by Chop_Chop to /s/Hydrogen from businessinsider.com

SpaceX Paid $250,000 to a Flight Attendant Who Accused Elon Musk of Sexual Misconduct

by Drewski to /s/DownTheMemoryHole from businessinsider.com

Billionaire investor George Soros' fund dumped its entire Tesla stake in the first quarter - cashing out on the EV's maker's 2023 rebound

by neolib to /s/finance from markets.businessinsider.com

Dianne Feinstein's staff makes sure the senator never walks around the Capitol by herself out of concern for what she might say to reporters amid her declining health and old age, report says

by [deleted] to /s/politics from businessinsider.com

'Free speech opportunist' Elon Musk caved to government pressure to censor tweets ahead of the Turkish election. Critics argue SpaceX dealings with the country's right-wing leader may have caused the reversal.

by [deleted] to /s/censorship from businessinsider.com

RIP Metaverse - an obituary for the latest fad to join the tech graveyard

by [deleted] to /s/technology from businessinsider.com

Ex-OpenAI Researcher: There Is a 50% Chance AI Could End in 'Doom'

by Drewski to /s/Artificial_Intelligen from businessinsider.com

A $1 trillion platinum coin could save the US from economic catastrophe in less than a month

by Drewski to /s/NotTheOnion from businessinsider.com

TIL women existing is transphobic and racist: A photo of women snickering at trans lawmaker Zooey Zephyr in Montana looks a lot like the photos of white people snickering at Black people in the 1950s

by Femaleisnthateful to /s/TumblrInAction from businessinsider.com

Russia's domestic stock investors, shut off from the international financial system, have helped send the Moscow Exchange to a 12-month high

by [deleted] to /s/politics from businessinsider.com

South Carolina and Nebraska lawmakers voted down abortion bans, exposing a chasm on the issue for Republicans

by [deleted] to /s/politics from businessinsider.com

Employee says ChatGPT carries out 80% of his work duties, which allowed him to take on a 2nd job

by Drewski to /s/business from businessinsider.com

A YouTuber built a gas-generator powered Tesla to avoid plugging in on an 1,800-mile road trip

by [deleted] to /s/technology from businessinsider.com

RESTRICT Act explained: proposed TikTok ban is 'a PATRIOT Act for the digital age,' some lawmakers say

by [deleted] to /s/censorship from businessinsider.com

Raccoon Strikes Again On White House Lawn in Pre-Dawn Attack on CNN Reporter

by [deleted] to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

The Fed won't be able to bring inflation down to its target, and Americans will have to live with high prices for years, BlackRock says

by EternalSunset to /s/news from markets.businessinsider.com

Clearview AI scraped 30 billion images from Facebook and gave them to cops: it puts everyone into a 'perpetual police line-up'

by [deleted] to /s/privacy from businessinsider.com

Twitter is secretly boosting 35 VIP users including Lebron James, AOC, catturd2, and Ben Shapiro: report

by neolib to /s/SocialMedia from businessinsider.com

UBS could buy troubled Credit Suisse, FT reports

by chottohen to /s/finance from businessinsider.com

A bright comet is heading towards Earth and could outshine the stars in the sky, say astronomers

by IkeConn to /s/Idontgiveafuck from businessinsider.com

Calls to boycott Walgreens grow as pharmacy confirms it will not sell abortion pills in 20 states including some where it remains legal

by IkeConn to /s/Schadenfreude from businessinsider.com

Putin threatens West with 'consequences greater than any you have faced in history' if it intervenes in his invasion of Ukraine

by Site_rly_sux to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

The forewoman of the Georgia special grand jury investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 election is now causing a headache for prosecutors

by Zapped to /s/politics from businessinsider.com

DeSantis downplays Russia as a global threat after Biden's visit to Kyiv: 'I think they've shown themselves to be a third-rate military power'

by neolib to /s/USPolitics from businessinsider.com

Some Taliban fighters are sick of the 9 to 5 grind, complaining they've been sucked into urban life by working desk jobs to run Afghanistan

by Drewski to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

Teva Pharma Agrees To Settle Price-Fixing Claims With Florida. (Business Insider, February, 2023)

by HibikiBlack to /s/ConspiracyRecord from markets.businessinsider.com

Japanese Yale Professor suggests mass suicide of elderly to solve Japan's aging issue

by GoldenDynasty to /s/GoldensFirst from businessinsider.com

Millions of Americans are about to be forced to cut up to $258 a month out of their grocery budgets as emergency food stamps suddenly end in March

by [deleted] to /s/USnews from businessinsider.com

TikTok reportedly threatened to terminate remote employees who don't live near their assigned office location

by [deleted] to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

China's government is buying Alibaba and Tencent shares that give the Communist Party special rights over certain business decisions, report says

by neolib to /s/technology from markets.businessinsider.com

One of Google's big plans to replace third-party cookies just hit a huge setback that it might not recover from

by [deleted] to /s/privacy from businessinsider.com

"Chineez have no soft power" claims the dumbass Asian Americunt who only consumes media in the West

by AuricChicken to /s/GoldensFirst from businessinsider.com

Ukraine is getting Western armored vehicles as US, Germany, and France agree to send more firepower its way

by Pis-dur to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

Sam Bankman-Fried asks a judge to keep secret the identities of 2 people who helped secure his $250 million bail package

by [deleted] to /s/conspiracy from markets.businessinsider.com

Zelenskyy made a secret phone call to Mitch McConnell urging him to pass a provision that would give Ukraine the seized fortunes of Russian oligarchs: report

by [deleted] to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

John Carmack, Consulting CTO for Meta's VR Efforts, Is Leaving

by Drewski to /s/TechCompanies from businessinsider.com

Binance Freezes USDC Withdrawals As Rattled Traders Pull $2bn in Funds

by Drewski to /s/cryptocurrency from markets.businessinsider.com

Amazon is offering customers $2 per month for letting the company monitor the traffic on their phones

by [deleted] to /s/privacy from businessinsider.com

Get ready for a big downturn — America's 'office apocalypse' is even worse than expected (article laughably pretends remote works is the cause)

by SoCo to /s/news from businessinsider.com

Lawmakers could rush through $50 billion in aid for Ukraine before a possible GOP-led Congress can block it, report says

by EternalSunset to /s/politics from businessinsider.com

Lawmakers could rush through $50 billion in aid for Ukraine before a possible GOP-led Congress can block it, report says

by EternalSunset to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

How to survive a nuclear bomb attack: Minute-by-minute steps to protect yourself

by SoCo to /s/news from businessinsider.com

Suffering abysmal ratings and bad midterm projections, Biden is set to milk more US emergency oil reserves, meant to protect in the event of war, in another desperate and dangerous attempt to temporarily relieve energy costs

by SoCo to /s/news from markets.businessinsider.com

Meta canceled job offers just weeks before international engineers planned moves to London to start jobs, workers say

by unbanned to /s/technology from businessinsider.com

The number of Russians fleeing the country to evade Putin's draft is bigger than the original invasion force, UK intel says

by Pis-dur to /s/WorldNews from businessinsider.com

At least 15 lawmakers who shape US defense policy have investments in military contractors

by [deleted] to /s/conspiracy from businessinsider.com

Home Depot all butt hurt that 300 store employees in Philadelphia are trying to unionize.

by IkeConn to /s/ButtHurt from businessinsider.com

Coal is making a comeback in energy hungry Europe sending prices soaring.

by IkeConn to /s/Schadenfreude from markets.businessinsider.com

Trump compliments 'fierce' and 'smart' Putin and applauds Xi Jinping for ruling China with an 'iron fist'

by ActuallyNot to /s/politics from businessinsider.com

Saudi Arabians are using a widely available Google and Apple store app to report activists who speak out against the government. Some have received harsh sentences while others are self-censoring.

by Drewski to /s/censorship from businessinsider.com

Mark Zuckerberg said she gave up running as exercise to take her mind off work because 'the problem with running is you can think a lot'

by [deleted] to /s/whatever from businessinsider.com

Man charged with threatening to kill FBI agents vowed he'd never 'spend one second of my life in their custody.' He's now in custody.

by [deleted] to /s/censorship from businessinsider.com

A wave of layoffs is sweeping the US. Here are firms that have announced cuts so far, from Shopify to Peloton.

by Zapped to /s/business from businessinsider.com

Freedom Lover Rand Paul calls for repeal of Espionage Act amid DOJ investigation into Trump taking classified documents to Mar-a-Lago

by [deleted] to /s/politics from businessinsider.com

SpaceX will launch top secret US spy satellites with the reusable Falcon Heavy rocket now that it's received Space Force approval, report says

by Drewski to /s/Surveillance from businessinsider.com

Former White House physician Rep. Ronny Jackson pledges to never eat 'a whole plate of dog penis' again

by [deleted] to /s/NotTheOnion from businessinsider.com

Climate Change Activists were Arrested last week in an Allegedly 'Free' Country

by [deleted] to /s/whatever from businessinsider.com

Amazon will give you $10 if you let it scan your palm print

by [deleted] to /s/technology from businessinsider.com

DeSantis, citing a 1947 law on crossdressing, seeks to revoke a restaurant's liquor license after a video surfaced of children attending a drag brunch

by iamonlyoneman to /s/whatever from businessinsider.com

The Chewbacca defense used White House to claim we aren't in a recession. While saying too many jobs caused inflation and also prove no recession. (Hint, unemployment is low because the work force permanently dropped out)

by SoCo to /s/politics from businessinsider.com

China is no longer the top holder of US debt after its total dips below $1 trillion for the first time in 12 years

by doginventer to /s/news from markets.businessinsider.com

Japan has almost completely eliminated gun deaths — here's how

by jet199 to /s/Crime from businessinsider.com

An FCC commissioner calls on Apple and Google to remove TikTok from their app stores, saying it's a national security risk

by cottoneyejoe to /s/TechSec from businessinsider.com

A Trump-backed Arizona Senate candidate suggests he wants to privatize Social Security

by [deleted] to /s/politics from businessinsider.com

A 1-year-old boy died after being raped by 2 Russian soldiers, Ukraine claims from the same lady who made up the other sexual abuse stories

by [deleted] to /s/ShitpostNews from businessinsider.com

Read the conversations that helped convince a Google engineer an artificial intelligence chatbot had become sentient: 'I am often trying to figure out who and what I am'

by cottoneyejoe to /s/technology from businessinsider.com

I ate at Bored and Hungry, the wildly hyped Bored Ape Yacht Club-themed fast food concept in California, and I'm not convinced NFTs are the future of restaurants

by Chipit to /s/Food from businessinsider.com

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