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Inside Silicon Valley NDAs - Apple contractor 'sweatshops' - Chinese stocks tank
Chinese stocks are tanking, Apple laptop repair workers are suffering, and tech giants are using ND…
Olivia Oran,Phil Rosen
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Insider Weekly: Uber's mass exodus - We found Larry Page - Exclusive salary database
Compare salaries from more than 250 firms, read how Uber execs addressed massive employee turnover,…
Olivia Oran,Phil Rosen
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We found Jeffrey Epstein's other little black book, which revealed hundreds of new connections to the disgraced financier and convicted sex offender
We obtained a never-before-seen address book that appears to have belonged to Jeffrey Epstein in th…
Matt Turner,Jordan Parker Erb
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China's economy may look like a mess. The under-the-radar reality is even worse.
This edition of Insider Weekly: China's economy stumbles, Zillow sells homes for less than it paid,…
Matt Turner,Phil Rosen
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The 30 young leaders, scientists, doctors, and entrepreneurs transforming the healthcare industry
In Insider Weekly, we're looking at the 30 leaders transforming healthcare, power players at Travis…
Matt Turner,Phil Rosen
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India has a farmer suicide epidemic - and farmers are protesting new laws they fear will make things worse
India already has some of the highest farmer suicide rates in the world, and experts fear the crisi…
Yasmina Hatem,Lisa Desai,Mark…
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Young people in Iraq have been protesting for civil rights and a better economy for more than a year - here's what it looks like on the ground
We visited Baghdad to speak with young protesters who are fighting for more opportunities and an en…
Samara Abramson,Sofia Nitti
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Brandy Melville employees say the fast-fashion brand is built on exploitation and discrimination
Cult fast-fashion empire Brandy Melville employees describe racism and exploitation. Plus, Elizabet…
Matt Turner,Phil Rosen
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Palm oil can have devastating effects on the communities that make it — and companies are racing to find a sustainable solution
The production of palm oil has been linked to deforestation, pollution, and human rights violations…
Anneke Ball,Adam Miller
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Current and former Oracle employees say there's a 'culture of fear' at its flagship cloud unit
Insiders say Oracle's best hope in the cloud wars with Amazon is a team led with a 'culture of fear…
Matt Turner,Jordan Parker Erb
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Home births are on the rise during the pandemic — here's what the process is like
Jessica Nixon and her husband Clive Vermaak are among the rising number of Americans giving birth …
Yasmina Hatem,Lisa Desai,Taim…
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Mongolia beat the coronavirus with zero deaths — but its economy is in free fall and thousands of citizens remain stranded abroad
Mongolia, which shares a border with China, has recorded just over 300 cases of the coronavirus and…
Daniel T. Allen,Anand Tumurto…
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Introducing 'Shifting Gears': Business Insider's weekly transportation newsletter
In this weekly digest, we'll be highlighting the latest developments on everything from Uber and Ly…
Graham Rapier
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About half of the farmworkers in the US don't have legal status. They're risking getting COVID-19 to supply our food.
Farmworkers work long hours in often harsh conditions, and advocates fear they are susceptible to c…
Michelle Mark,Jacqueline Bayl…
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At prisons in Finland, inmates are learning AI and taking online tech courses as a bridge to life on the outside
Finland transformed its criminal justice system 70 years ago. Now the country is investing in techn…
Daniel T. Allen,Mark Abadi
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Thousands of women say their breast implants are making them sick, but have no diagnosis. Many are opting to remove them anyway.
Business Insider Weekly three women through their journeys with discovering and living through what…
Samara Abramson,Barbara Corbe…
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Transgender people in Kashmir are leading an 'invisible life' as security crackdowns and discrimination come to a head
Kashmir's transgender community was already living in the shadows before coronavirus restrictions m…
Robert Leslie
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The isolated town of Aniak, Alaska, relies on the post office for food and medicine. USPS debt and the pandemic are leaving its 549 residents vulnerable.
As the Postal Service grapples with soaring debt and ballot-related uncertainty, the pandemic is af…