Economy

It's getting clearer that AI like ChatGPT could displace white-collar workers the most. Here are the positions that could see the biggest change.

The Gen Zer secretly works two full-time remote jobs. He said he uses five strategies to juggle both roles and not get caught.

Discover how old office buildings are being made into luxury apartments through the perspective of multiple architects working on projects today.

Net emigration has jumped in recent years, with tens of thousands of wealthy people choosing to leave China.

Ryan Chaw, 31, worked long hours so he could buy a home in his twenties. It paid off, but he made one big homebuying mistake.

From bureaucratic hurdles to a lack of broad student-loan forgiveness, experts told Insider borrowers are facing a tough repayment road ahead.

About a quarter of US investment-grade debt is maturing from 2023 to 2025, Bloomberg reported, citing data from Fidelity.

President Vladimir Putin's regime continues to impose an increasing number of punitive measures on companies trying to exit the Russian market.

OpenAI's ChatGPT can help you analyze data, write code, schedule tasks, and even land your next job.

By some estimates, 86% of those who have left Russia are under the age of 45, and 80% have a college education.

Stephen Taylor didn't want to move from Florida to California to return to office work. He says he was quiet fired and explains how it felt.

Jay faced a tough choice: live less than two hours from the office, or take a new job with a pay cut.

Bosses such as Mark Zuckerberg are telling employees to come back to the office, often citing vague reasons. Here's what top WFH researchers say.

San Jose and San Francisco are expensive California cities to live in, according to price data for the second quarter of this year.

The student-loan payment pause might be over, but some borrowers still don't know what their monthly payments will look like in October.

The labor market was robust, adding 187,000 jobs in August. The job growth in August was greater than the growth in July.

"We've had the biggest interest rate shock since 1981, Rosenberg said, noting that a severe recession followed in 1982.

Along with an impeachment inquiry, Rep. Greene said she will not vote to prevent a government shutdown unless funding for Ukraine is cut.

"Washington is stepping on the gas and the brakes at the same time," the Bear Traps Report founder said on Thursday.

Companies are reassigning many roles within their organizations. Here's what that usually means for you as you navigate the corporate world.

On Friday, interest on federal student-loan borrowers' balances once again started to accrue. Monthly bills will become due one month later.

Experts are looking to past technological disruptions to help predict how the rise of generative AI could impact workers of the future.

Bosses use employee-tracking software to catch remote workers slacking off on the job. We asked one tracking company what their technology does.

Living in Dubai is expensive, so one Gen Z content creator chose a 350-square-foot apartment that costs just $7,700 a year.

Meta and Apple say their mixed-reality headsets, the forthcoming Quest 3 and Vision Pro, could offer a virtual workplace. Here's how that may look.

"Credit card borrowing costs are the highest since records began in 1972 so there is going to be a lot of pain out there," ING Economics said.

There has been a rebound in car, furniture, appliance and luxury purchases, said Shehzad Qazi, managing director of China Beige Book.

Remote work and the rise of stay-at-home dads have boosted many women's careers — and the gender pay gap means many will keep working longer.

Norway is now repairing a fence dating from 1954 that prevents reindeer from crossing into Russia.

After Hurricane Ian struck Florida, disaster investors swooped in to prey on vulnerable families and turn a quick profit on their damaged homes.

The Biden administration is asking Congress for continued funding to keep Social Security running and low-income babies fed.

A California homeowner explains how she converted a garage into a rental apartment. Now her Airbnb pays her mortgage each month.

The Education Department announced it would be wiping out student debt for borrowers who said they were defrauded by Ashford University.

"Boy, the data are surprising to the upside," the bank's global chief economist Seth Carpenter said Wednesday.

China's factories have been struggling for months because of a slump in global demand and reduced domestic consumer spending.

US executives predict growth of remote and hybrid work over the next five years, the Survey of Business Uncertainty found.

Higher interest rates haven't caused a recession or spike in unemployment yet, but Americans should put some cash on the side, Kevin O'Leary says.

Office occupancy rates in North America peaked at an average of 35% a week in the first half of 2023, according to a study by Basking.

The strength in Nevada's casino industry could serve as a broader signal to investors that the US economy is doing just fine.

Earlier this month, the Russian ruble plunged to a 16-month low against the US dollar amid Russian President Vladimir Putin's war on Ukraine.

A report from Goldman Sachs looked at research on how remote work affected productivity. Some studies showed gains, while others suggested losses.

Before, workers making under $36,000 were eligible for time and a half. Now the DOL wants people making under $55,000 to get that boost.

Putting aside $100 a week at 25 could give you $1 million by 65, thanks to the power of compound interest.

China's economic growth will stay under 5% at least through the end of 2024, according to TS Lombard strategists.

Single people need an annual paycheck of $112,000 to make a living wage in Hawaii, an analysis by GoBankingRates found.

Cities in California, Utah, Alabama, and New Jersey have the largest income gap between holders of graduate degrees and those with a bachelor's.

You could apply to be a part of Biden's next step to pass broad student-loan forgiveness after SCOTUS struck down his first attempt.