'It's nonpareil': How Swedish oat-milk brand Oatly became the undisputed king of a burgeoning $29 million market through its quirky grassroots approach to marketing

Tanya Dua | Oatly has focused on grassroots and word-of-mouth marketing that uses quirky, irreverent messaging.

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The co-creator of Netflix's culture deck explains how to decide which employees to fire — and how to avoid the pitfalls that render so many startup founders 'irrevelant'

Shana Lebowitz and Sherin Shibu | Patty McCord was the first HR chief at Netflix. In this webinar, she shares the biggest people-management mistakes she's seen — and how to avoid them.

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This VC wins deals at lower valuations than her Silicon Valley rivals. Here's why CEOs choose her over deeper-pocketed funds.

Callum Burroughs | It's all about specialization.

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A manager's No. 1 job is to create 'resume-worthy' experiences for employees, says Netflix's original chief talent officer — and using the '6-month rule' is key

Sherin Shibu,Shana Lebowitz | This test applies to employees and managers alike, and makes them ask a difficult question: "Am I part of or building the right team?"

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From traveling the world to solving mysteries using DNA, finance pros tell us how they spend their garden leave

Bradley Saacks,Meghan Morris | If you stay in finance long enough, a garden leave in between jobs is nearly inevitable. Here's how some people have spent their mandated time off.

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Ray Dalio sees 'serious problems' stemming from the next recession. Here's why he warns even the Fed might be powerless to save the economy.

Christopher Competiello | Ray Dalio, the founder and cochief investment officer of Bridgewater Associates, compares today's economic environment to that of the 1930s.

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Brand house Cannabis One just brought in a top dealmaker to chase down unconventional deals in the nascent sector

Jeremy Berke | Cannabis One is hunting for smaller deals in the $5-10 million range as the industry enters an M&A wave.

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A CEO who just raised $200 million from SoftBank refuses to run his business from Silicon Valley, where rents and talent are overpriced

Charlie Wood | The C2FO executives Sandy Kemper and Colin Sharp told Business Insider why the SoftBank-backed fintech was based in Kansas, not Silicon Valley.

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We still don't know if Jeffrey Epstein's money is floating around Silicon Valley, but several top venture capital firms say they've never accepted funds from the disgraced financier

Megan Hernbroth | Although many VC firms have restrictions barring them from publicly discussing limited partners, 27 told Business Insider Epstein was not involved.

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