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This AI CEO says developers will be redefined as 'builders' in tech's next big shift

1 week ago | insider.com | Lee Chong Ming

Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link The role of software developers might be broadened into "builders," said Windsurf's CEO. AI is about to "democratize" software creation, said Varun Mohan. Engineering might start to look more like a research-driven culture. The days of the traditional software developer are likelynumbered, saysWindsurf's CEO, Varun Mohan.
Jay Leno on becoming his wife's caretaker after her dementia diagnosis: 'I mean, that's really what love is'

3 weeks ago | insider.com | Amanda Goh

Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link Jay Leno says he enjoys caring for his wife, who received a dementia diagnosis in 2024. "I mean, that's really what love is. That's what you do," the former late-night host said. The number of caregivers in the US rose from 43.5 million in 2015 to about 53 million in 2020. Jay Leno, 74, says caring for his wife, Mavis, after she received her dementia diagnosis is just part of what love is all about.
My aging parents are in Hong Kong and I'm in LA. I recently dropped everything to spend 3 months caring for them, leaving my own family behind.

1 month ago | insider.com | Kavita Daswani

Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy link I frequently travel from Los Angeles to Hong Kong to help care for my aging parents. I've made the trip five times in the last 12 months, leaving my own family behind. Caregiving across continents is challenging, but I'm happy that I'm able to help them. Two days before Christmas, my brother called me in a panic.
Former lithium startup workers filed a lawsuit over 'toxic' chemicals. The company claimed they spilled trade secrets — and sued back.

2 months ago | insider.com | Natalie Musumeci

Ex-workers of a lithium tech startup have sued the company, alleging toxic chemical exposure. Lilac Solutions, a company bankrolled by Bill Gates, countersued for trade secret violations. An attorney for the ex-employees said Lilac's suit is a "pressure tactic to scare" his clients. Four ex-employees of a lithium startup bankrolled by Bill Gates' climate investment firm have sued the company, accusing it of "recklessly" exposing them to toxic chemicals that left them sick and injured.
Amazon VP who oversaw flagship AI product is leaving after a big shake-up

2 months ago | insider.com | Eugene Kim

Amazon's VP of AI/ML services is leaving after a major reorg. The exec ran several teams, including AWS's flagship AI product Bedrock. AWS recently created a new Agentic AI team under VP Swami Sivasubramanian. The VP in charge of Amazon's flagship AI product Bedrock is stepping down a year after joining the company.
Hedge funds are trimming their Magnificent 7 holdings — here's what they're buying instead

2 months ago | insider.com | Christine Ji

While the Magnificent Seven dominated in 2024, hedge funds are starting 2025 differently. According to Goldman Sachs, institutional investors are cutting back on Big Tech and financials. They're buying healthcare and communication services stocks instead. Hedge funds are making some adjustments to their tech-investing playbook.
A list of companies that have pulled back on DEI, including Amazon, Google, Walmart, and Meta

2 months ago | insider.com | Lian Kit Wee |Jaures Yip |Katherine Tangalakis-Lippert |Kelsey Vlamis |Aditi Bharade |Madeline Berg | +4 more

Many companies have pulled back or ended DEI programs amid pressure from conservative activists and a new administration. Those that have withdrawn or toned down DEI initiatives include Google, Amazon, Meta, and McDonald's. President Trump moved to end DEI initiatives at federal agencies shortly after his return to the White House. The number of companies ending their diversity, equity, and inclusion programs continues to grow.
One city bought a hotel to solve the homeless crisis. It just might work.

Feb 3, 2025 | insider.com | Michael Venutolo-Mantovani

In Raleigh, North Carolina's Brentwoodneighborhood, standing out among the pawn shops, auto repair garages, and warehouses that dot the city's arterial Capital Boulevard, is a telltale new site: the Broadstone Oak City Apartments, a chic complex of muted earth tones, modern fonts, and a manicured lawn. The sprawl of one of America's fastest-growing cities hasn't quite reached Brentwood yet.
New CEO of Douglas Elliman has a plan to right the shaken real estate brokerage

Jan 30, 2025 | insider.com | Daniel Geiger

Douglas Elliman is one of the biggest names in real estate, but it has been touched by a scandal. Elliman's new CEO, Michael Liebowitz, explained how he'd improve the fortunes of the brokerage. An attorney for Howard Lorber, Elliman's former CEO, defended Lorber's tenure. Michael Liebowitz, the new CEO of the residential brokerage firm Douglas Elliman, describes his relationship with Howard Lorber, the previous chief executive, as close.
Private equity giant Apollo is bringing a red-hot corner of the market to the blockchain

Jan 30, 2025 | insider.com | Jennifer Sor

Apollo unveiled a tokenized fund that offers investors access to private credit deals via blockchain. The firm announced the Apollo Diversified Credit Securitize Fund on Thursday. The fund is Apollo's first offering to accredited investors on the blockchain. Apollo has a new way to offer investors a chance to get into one of the hottest areas of financial markets, unveiling a tokenized fund on Thursday that brings investors private credit opportunities via blockchain.