Business Insider Select

A deadly stabbing at Popeyes was linked to the return of the chicken sandwich, and it reflects a troubling trend for fast-food workers

Popeyes' chicken sandwich is back. Last time it was available in stores, employees had to deal with some angry customers.

Read More »

Tesla is starting to ditch Salesforce and replace it with its own software for company salespeople

Tesla is set to abandon Salesforce for a proprietary customer-relationship-management system, three Tesla salespeople confirmed to Business Insider.

Read More »

McDonald's new CEO had a global town hall about the future of the fast-food giant

CEO Chris Kempczinski and Rick Hernandez Jr., the chairman of McDonald's board of directors, answered questions about the future of the company.

Read More »

Trump's obsession with buying Greenland may have complicated the release of military aid to Ukraine, US ambassador says

"That's disturbing for a while different reason," Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff of California said during acting US ambassador Bill Taylor's testimony.

Read More »

Airbnb's 'party house' problem could spoil its public listing. Here's why its new rules to stop the rowdy blowouts may not even work.

A string of violent parties has forced Airbnb to do something about the party houses that some people use its service for.

Read More »

23 photos that show the ugly truth of living in a tiny house

From cramped lofts that are hard to access to small appliances, this is what it's really like to live in a tiny house.

Read More »

The 10 most-viewed fake-news stories on Facebook in 2019 were just revealed in a new report — take a look

Fake news stories targeting American voters are still rife on Facebook, and a new investigation from Avaaz just revealed the 10 most-viewed in 2019.

Read More »

The wealth gap between generations in the US has nearly doubled in the past 20 years — and the Great Recession, an unaffordable housing market, and astronomic student-loan debt are to blame

Millennials have seen a decrease in net worth compared to the same-aged cohort 20 years ago, while baby boomers have seen an increase, says a study.

Read More »

A homeless Detroit man bought an abandoned house for $1,500 and spent 10 years renovating it for his wife. Here's how he did it — and what it looks like now.

When Michael Gray bought the home, it was in bad shape. It was infested with mites, spiders, and mice — and the toilet didn't work.

Read More »