#business insider

[strawlessandbraless]

This poll is in response to a post I just saw about a Business Insider article, and it motivated me to conduct a little experiment if you would indulge me

Reblog to stray further from gods light, and also for science 🧪

[myothertardisisonthemun]

Don't you blame this on millennials "business insider" when it was monetization incentives, and algorithmic attention traps requested by the businesses owning these platforms that made them what they are

[kick-a-long]

one thing that struck me about this ex neo nazi's explanation of the appeal of it as an ideology is how fantastical it is. It's also incredible how flexible the race qualifications are. "white" race was really a vibe check, which you would think ... idk, it's weird.

I've seen a lot of these and this one jumps out as a particularly good one in a sea of bullshit ex neo nazis who would be chasing the dream today if they could. this guy seems like he was a true believer who grew out of it which is unique for me. neo nazis often stay way past the true believer mentality for the social and personal fulfillment and won't admit it (imo it's because many of them want back in or have friends that are still active.)

[political-us]

Tesla, Inc. does not have a Political Action Committee (PAC) and, as a corporation, is prohibited from directly contributing to political campaigns. However, Elon Musk, Tesla’s CEO, has personally made substantial political contributions supporting Donald Trump during the 2024 election cycle.

Musk donated approximately $288 million to Trump’s presidential campaign, making him the largest political donor of the 2024 election cycle. 

Additionally, Musk contributed nearly $75 million to America PAC, a super PAC he established to support Trump’s 2024 campaign. 

These personal contributions by Musk have significantly influenced the 2024 election, highlighting the substantial impact individual donors can have on political campaigns.

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

Ah yes, spreading antisemitism is DEFINITELY making this world a better place…

Link to Article

[lesbianwriter64]

I'm sorry but how has no-one noticed how GAYLOR the business insider Kaylor friendship timeline is?

It mentions all the gay stuff at Big Sur (cuddling, daisies, sharing clothes, "take her to big sur", how Taylor's room for Karlie, says Taylor took Karlie as her DATE to the AMAs, covers Kissgate, the Ingrid Michaelson thing, how the BFF video went private, the "my publicist would get mad at me", the river cruise photo, the cornelia street apartment, the polaroids, the folklore photoshoot resemblance...

A GAYLOR wrote that.

[elennemigo]

Well, scratch that...(Or not, idk anymore 😅)

"I got that wrong, I am in the next one," Cumberbatch told Business Insider when asked if he'd gotten any sternly worded emails from the notoriously spoiler-averse Marvel team as a result of his previous comments. When I pointed out that other Marvel stars have straight-up lied about their involvement in certain movies before (like Cumberbatch's "Spider-Man: No Way Home" costar Andrew Garfield, who gleefully kept secret one of the most satisfying MCU cameos ever), Cumberbatch quickly played coy once again: "Don't ever believe anything I say," he said with a smirk. Caralynn Matassa for Business Insider.

This guy is going to be the dead of me! 😅

[clar-a-m]

YOU GUYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

From this article

[girl-of-ink]

How is this not satire

[artemistartarus]

Shhhh Business Insider. Don’t give companies ideas.

[iww-gnv]

The Insider Union, affiliated with NewsGuild of New York, said 22 of its members as well as “many of our non-union colleagues” were laid off. “From the timing of today’s announcement — not even a month after our layoff moratorium expired — it’s clear that management has been eager to lay more of us off,” Emma LeGault, unit chair for Insider Union and a senior copy editor for Business Insider, said in a statement.

[thenixkat]

Why Oxtail Is More Expensive Than Ever | So Expensive | Business Insider

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I was just talking to my cousin on Thanksgiving about how ridiculously expensive oxtail is now.

[gaykarstaagforever]

My favorite "news" outlet ever, Business Insider, took a rare break from both telling young people to breed faster, and features where influencers brag about how much money they make not having jobs, to throw a spotlight on Tumblr, which is apparently cool again. Accidentally, because it is still the same garbage hellsite. But the kids these days (i.e., people who are nearly 30) are suddenly into that, because the rest of the Internet has only gotten worse.

We did it again, guys! By doing nothing! The one thing we're good at!

It's a fair article, for once, from BI. At least it was written by someone who actually understands the subject she is writing about. Another rarity for BI.

This line is funny:

I know what she's trying to say. But also, calling the angry gay autism website "anti-social media" is funny.

Also I suppose most of my mutuals at this point certainly are young enough to be my children, and are very active users. That's...weird. I very much remember that it didn't used to be like that here, when I came back in like 2017 or whenever, after a hiatus. It was just people my age making fun of themselves for still being here, and it would take days to get notes on anything.

Growth is good.

Now Matt just needs to figure out how to stop losing money on it.

[bodybybane]

Everything to know about Adam Pearson, Sebastian Stan's scene-stealing costar in the A24 thriller 'A Different Man'

[reaperlight]

Lol.

[gleesonarchive]

Domhnall photographed for Business Insider.

📷 Hollis Johnson (31.08.2018)