What's Happening In Ideas

Billionaire Steve Case has taken a big red bus through 26 states to bet $150 million on finding the next big startup — here's where he's looked so far

Richard Feloni

Teens say they cringe when brands use these 7 outdated slang words — here's what Gen Z is saying instead

Rachel Premack

The most spectacular Russian military failures of all time

Thomas Colson

Girl Scouts CEO explains why she's not worried about Boy Scouts going co-ed

Richard Feloni, Sarah Wyman

What 11 highly-successful people were doing at 16

Rachel Premack

I spent 2 days on a bus with a billionaire and a celebrity author while they toured America to invest $150 million in local business

Richard Feloni

We asked 100 teens how they watch television — and the results should horrify cable companies

Rachel Premack

A Burger King exec says the people who are most successful at the company have a distinct trait in common

Tanya Dua

Even the most successful entrepreneurs aren't always completely sure what they're doing, and that's a good thing

Shana Lebowitz

3 signs you're less likeable than you think you are

Connor Murphy

Silicon Valley believes driverless trucks and drones will soon transform how we get things -- but truckers and warehouse workers disagree

Rachel Premack

9 grammar rules you're probably breaking without realising it

Kelly Laffey

McDonald's employees share 7 things they learned from working at the fast-food giant

Áine Cain

The 16 most beloved finance CEOs in 2018, according to Glassdoor

Áine Cain

The 34 most beloved CEOs in 2018

Áine Cain

An evolutionary biologist's profound TED talk explains why you should think of life as an 'unfinished book'

Jeremy Berke

Women who wake up early may be less likely to develop depression, according to a new study -- but the advice for optimum sleep remains unchanged

Lindsay Dodgson

How this 30-year-old Australian went from mining industry financial analyst to owning a ski lodge in Japan

Sarah Kimmorley

The three cover letter mistakes to avoid if you want to get an interview

Nathalie Gaulhiac, Business Insider Deutschland

A new list of the top CEOs 'for women' is mostly men --  and it reflects a wider problem in business

Áine Cain

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