Akin Oyedele
Deputy Editor at Business Insider
Deputy Editor, Investing @BusinessInsider | @ColumbiaJourn & @WitsUniversity alum.
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23 hours ago |
businessinsider.com | Akin Oyedele |Alistair Barr |Henry Blodget
It's getting clearer who the winners will be in key parts of the generative AI race, according to Elad Gil, a top startup investor. "In coding, it seems like it's consolidated into 2 or 3 players," he said recently on my favorite AI podcast, "No Priors."He highlighted Cursor, Codium (now called Qodo), Cognition AI (the startup behind Devin), and Microsoft's GitHub Copilot.
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1 day ago |
businessinsider.com | Akin Oyedele |Alistair Barr |Henry Blodget
Each week in Business Insider's Tech Memo newsletter, I try an AI tool. What do you think of this one? What should I do, or use, next week? Let me know. This week, I tested Granola, an AI notetaking assistant. I fired it up for an interview with Raj Sharma, a bigwig at consulting giant EY. Coincidentally, he said his wife uses Granola to transcribe her interactions with patients. Installing it on my MacBook was easy.
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6 days ago |
businessinsider.com | Akin Oyedele |Kathleen Elkins |Henry Blodget
As Manny Reyna wrapped up his service in the Army in 2021, he had a lot of question marks about his future. He'd suffered a major hip injury that would require surgery and didn't have a clear career path. "I was super concerned about a lot of things," the 32-year-old told Business Insider. "I was hurt, I had a one-year-old son, I didn't really have a job.
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1 week ago |
businessinsider.com | Akin Oyedele |Christine Ji |Henry Blodget
This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Austin Mark, 39, who bought a house in July 2024 with three other people — his husband and another couple, Nate and Stephanie. Business Insider has verified Mark's home ownership. His words have been edited for length and clarity. My husband Bryan and I moved from Chicago to the West Coast 14 years ago. We decided to move back to Chicago last year, and our friends Nate Hanak and Stephanie Strother asked if we wanted to purchase property together.
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1 week ago |
businessinsider.com | Akin Oyedele |William Edwards |Henry Blodget
On a cold night in December, Nouriel Roubini stood in a dark room at Bloomberg's Manhattan headquarters and prophesied a menacing future for financial markets. Yields on 10-year Treasurys would soar to 8% thanks to persistent inflation, he said at Bloomberg's ETFs in Depth conference. That would send the S&P 500 and Nasdaq plummeting. The scene was perfectly on brand for the famously bearish economist widely known as Dr. Doom. That's why it might have been easy to dismiss his gloomy proclamations.
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