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Philipp spent four years at Citadel and previously held top jobs at Goldman Sachs. He is the latest C-suite addition t by Schonfeld CEO Ryan Tolkin.

A 22-year-old cybersecurity student reveals the reality of building an AI startup in university, from juggling classes to battling loneliness.

From financial pressures to longevity, here's why so many older Americans keep working, and how their stories changed the way I think about aging.

For non-technical people, vibe coding is opening doors. When vibe coding took off earlier this year, many saw it as the domain of developers tinkering with tools. For a growing number of non-technical people, it's become a way to finally bring an idea to life, improve their work processes, or carve out a creative side hustle. Four people told Business Insider how they built their apps after hours of work and parenting, and the lessons they learned along the way. Read their full stories on Business Insider: https://lnkd.in/e3qqFUhs (Credit: Carolyn Fong for Business Insider) #vibecoding #ai #tech

Competitive sports helped teach this Goldman Partner the importance of grit and a strong work ethic.

Four Americans in their 80s share why they can't afford to retire.

Federal inmates can earn up to 54 days of good-conduct time for each year of their sentence. See how that's impacted Elizabeth Holmes's prison term.

The future of New York City's food cart industry is at a crossroads, facing rising costs and mounting legal battles.

"You can actually make everyone the 10x or proverbial 100x engineer in a really exciting way," Thrive Capital partner Philip Clark said on a podcast.

After months of rejection, a Gen Z college graduate shares how he landed a job at Amazon by overhauling his job search strategy.