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Amplify founder Lars Schmidt has worked with HR at SpaceX, Vimeo, and NPR. In an interview with Insider, he revealed where the field is going.

While Abby Love waited for her bakery to open, she launched about 10 pop-up shops to keep her brand alive, attract new customers, and boost revenue.

Tanya Frantzen, the owner of two bars in Portland, Oregon, debunks the myth that a $15 minimum wage will sink her businesses.

Activewear brand TALA and fitness app SHREDDY were founded by Grace Beverley, 23, while she was a student. These are her six tips for being productive

In a new 2018 report,  BI Intelligence, Business Insider's premium research service, describes how AI works and looks at its present and potential future applications.

Psychologist Angela Duckworth says Biden's leadership is a model for anyone looking to take on more responsibility for others.

Insider selected nine names to know in the business school world that graduated from top programs and have long-standing connections to them.

Shane Pearlman runs Modern Tribe Inc. from his seaside balcony in the Canary Islands. Here are his five tips for helping staff work anywhere.

Outreach CEO Manny Medina says he works every day to overcome challenges and micro-aggressions he faces as an immigrant entrepreneur.

Kris Sugatan launched her agency with $300 in her pocket. She had no marketing connections, no college degree, and had spent seven years waitressing.

Manhattan's real-estate market is still faltering almost a year into the pandemic, but Brooklyn's is bouncing back with gusto. Here's the proof.

The highest-paying jobs in the Lone Star State are dominated by medical professions, as is the case in many states and in the nation as a whole.

We do have influence over certain aspects of our emotions that we can train ourselves to control, writes Moran Cerf. Here's what he suggests.

Only one person on the 11-member leadership team at Unqork is under 40. Its CEO said in the early days they faced plenty of ageism from VCs.

Amazon has been on a hiring tear, but it's also known as one of the most difficult companies to interview with.

Employee benefits like student loan repayment and mental health support are becoming nonnegotiable for the youngest generation of workers.

Brian Greenley's garage saw pre-pandemic sales of $8.3 million in 2019 — eight times the brand's national average.

Insider is compiling a list of of the most innovative HR leaders. Here's how to submit an HR pro for the ranking.

We break down the new credits and deductions that could save your business thousands in tax dollars.

From saving on state income tax to enjoying outdoor water sports and regular sunshine, Amy Morin says the move has given her "more life back."

"New York is not dead," says the "Million Dollar Listing" power broker, who pitches the city's most luxurious properties to deep-pocketed buyers.

If your business is still struggling because of the pandemic, check out our list of options from local governments, nonprofits, and private companies.

To balance work, family, and treatment, Shannon Hennig says she now makes more proactive decisions and sets firm boundaries with her clients.

If you're struggling to gain traction around a legitimate new idea or business venture, science can help, writes Michael Schein in The Hype Handbook.

We looked at who makes up the 3.9 million Americans who have been unemployed for at least 27 weeks, based on data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Instagram Reels are meant to rival the short videos of TikTok. Four influencers share how to reach big audiences with these 15-second clips

Gorman's total pay increased to $33 million in 2020, passing the $31.5 million earned by JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon.

Be wary of workplaces where problems go unaired and unaddressed. Instead put structures in place that allow for the regular exchange of feedback.

An in-depth look at the grief, perseverance, and scandal that have shaped the president's unique leadership style.

Consulting company Candor recently helped a product designer at Google increase their compensation by $80,000.

Entrepreneurs and freelancers have long relied on coworking spaces to run their businesses and get work done. Experts predict where they'll go next.

We asked legal and policy experts what to expect from President-elect Joe Biden on employment law. They noted more worker protections and rights.

The engineers told Insider that Daimler is essentially donating its best engineers to Tesla with its "golden handshake" severance program.

For business owners with a dream to go public, a SPAC offers more flexibility and a speedier path.

Cody Sperber, who has flipped more than 1,000 houses, shared a list of markets in under-the-radar areas that are ripe for investment now.

S&P 500 companies gave $23 million to Republicans who voted to overturn Electoral College results. See how much they gave and who's reversing course.

Harvard fellow and former SBA head Karen Mills explains the administration's plans to help struggling businesses borrow money and boost revenue.

New borrowers who are approved between February 1 and September 30 will get six months of coverage on loans approved, up to a cap of $9,000 per month.

From Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to Queen Elizabeth II, these women are shaping the world of business, politics, and media.

Whether you're doing it to pay off student loans or pursue an unfulfilled passion, you may be able to turn your side hustle into a high-paying career.

An in-depth look at the grief, perseverance, and scandal that have shaped the incoming president's unique leadership style.

Ahead of her aunt being sworn in as America's first female vice president, Meena Harris talks about what it takes to raise ambitious women.

In a new 2018 report,  BI Intelligence, Business Insider's premium research service, describes how AI works and looks at its present and potential future applications.

Deutsche Bank, Aon, Cushman & Wakefield, and even New York City are among the entities moving to cut ties with President Donald Trump's business.

Founder and CEO Sahil Lavingia shares why he implemented this way of not working and how the company's productivity shot up because of it.

Amazon is betting big on advertising, sending ripples through the advertising industry.