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Noa Argamani shares the philosophy she lives byBusiness Insider · 2026-10-30 19:08 UTC'I still don't want this to be the end': Read the now-deleted apology Villa Vie's CEO sent to Odyssey residentsBusiness Insider · 2026-10-30 18:23 UTCI explored the ruins of an abandoned zoo on the coast of Florida. It was overrun by nature, but eerie cages remained.Business Insider · 2026-10-30 17:11 UTCTop YouTuber MrBeast has named his first chief marketing officerBusiness Insider · 2026-10-30 16:23 UTCMy wife and I split our mortgage and bills equally — even after my layoff over a year ago. The setup feels fair to us.Business Insider · 2026-10-30 16:08 UTCA wounded Ukrainian soldier thought he was going to die. Then a drone pilot flew 'like a ninja' to airlift him out.Business Insider · 2026-10-30 16:05 UTC

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Noa Argamani shares the philosophy she lives by

Noa Argamani spoke to editor in chief Jamie Heller at Business Insider's Long Play event on Thursday. Carl Timpon/BFA At Business Insider's Long Play event, Noa Argamani described her optimistic outlook on life. Argamani was held in Hamas captivity for 246 days. She's now pursuing a career in venture capital to help Israeli founders and Israel. Noa Argamani said she never doubted that she would return home alive when she was held hostage by Hamas. That optimism was unwavering, she said in a co

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'I still don't want this to be the end': Read the now-deleted apology Villa Vie's CEO sent to Odyssey residents

Villa Vie Residences Odyssey halted operations on Tuesday while docked in Cambodia. TANG CHHIN Sothy / AFP via Getty Images Villa Vie CEO Kathy Villalba apologized to residents in an emotional internal message on Friday. "The ship was my baby, but it was your home," Villalba wrote. Soon afterward, the message was deleted, Villa Vie residents told Business Insider. On Friday, the CEO of the company behind the doomed Odyssey cruise ship apologized to residents, many of whom are now stranded in C

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I explored the ruins of an abandoned zoo on the coast of Florida. It was overrun by nature, but eerie cages remained.

The author visited abandoned structures at the Crandon Park Zoo's ruins in Florida. Joey Hadden/Business Insider The story of Miami's first zoo is a sad one. A hurricane destroyed the coastal attraction, leaving the cages empty. The animals that live there today are free. Elephants, monkeys, tigers, and reptiles once lived on a corner of a South Florida beach, where I found empty cages covered in graffiti and greenery. The Crandon Park Zoo opened in 1948 as Miami's first zoo, according to the

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Top YouTuber MrBeast has named his first chief marketing officer

YouTuber Jimmy Donaldson, a.k.a. MrBeast, is expanding his company's C-suite, naming his first CMO. Sujit JAISWAL / AFP via Getty Images The world's top YouTuber, MrBeast, has found his first CMO. His company promoted its consumer goods president, marketing vet Michelle St. Jacques, to the role. She'll lead marketing for the MrBeast brand while retaining the consumer goods remit. MrBeast has found his first CMO, Business Insider exclusively learned. The top YouTuber's company promoted Michelle

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My wife and I split our mortgage and bills equally — even after my layoff over a year ago. The setup feels fair to us.

Financial transparency has always been important to my wife and me. Noelle Thies Co. My wife and I have had different salaries throughout our eight years together. Over the years, we've tried different mortgage splits, eventually landing on a 50/50 breakdown. We decided to continue splitting the mortgage equally, even after I got laid off. Ever since my wife and I started dating about eight years ago, we've talked openly about our personal finances. From the very beginning, we discussed our 40

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A wounded Ukrainian soldier thought he was going to die. Then a drone pilot flew 'like a ninja' to airlift him out.

Ukrainian forces used the new StarGate drone to pull off two daring rescue missions in October. Courtesy of SkyFall Ukrainian forces used a specialized drone to carry out back-to-back rescue missions this month. The drone, called StarGate, is a heavy hexacopter that carries an enclosed stretcher underneath. Business Insider spoke with the pilot and one of the rescued soldiers about the mission. Izyum thought he was going to die. A devastating blast had taken part of the Ukrainian infantryman's

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How future Navy Officers survive "First Tuesday" at OCS

On their first day of training, all aspiring officers in US Navy Officer Candidate School must endure a punishing gauntlet known as "First Tuesday," an intense event that tests them mentally and physically in the span of just under two hours. Business Insider's chief video correspondent Graham Flanagan went inside "First Tuesday" at Navy OCS in Newport, Rhode Island as 126 candidates began their journey toward earning their commissions as Naval officers. Led by a US Marine Corps drill instructo

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Warren Buffett hasn't had a drink of water in 50 years. At least, that's what he told Bill Ackman.

Warren Buffett is a longtime fan of Cherry Coke. Daniel Acker/Bloomberg via Getty Images Warren Buffett once told Bill Ackman over dinner that he hadn't had a glass of water for five decades. Ackman recounted the story on a podcast this week discussing his relationship with the investing legend. Buffett, 96, famously drinks five cans of Coke a day and lives on fast food and sweet treats. Warren Buffett hasn't had a glass of water since at least the 1970s. That's what the 96-year-old business i

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Reddit is going logged-in only. Blame Google AI Overviews.

Reddit's Google search-fueled traffic bonanza has come to an end. Kirill KUDRYAVTSEV / AFP via Getty Images Reddit announced it will be going logged-in only (with some caveats). This comes after Reddit's search traffic has fallen, as people use AI more and more. But in 2024, Reddit had a search traffic bonanza after cutting a deal with Google. Reddit announced on Thursday that it will soon start being a (mostly) logged-in-only experience, citing declining search traffic as one of the reasons.

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I never play with my kids at the playground. Other parents may think I'm lazy, but there's a good reason I sit back.

Jodie Lopez has always wanted her kids to be independent. Courtesy of Jodie Lopez Jodie Lopez is a single mom raising two boys to be independent and responsible from a young age. She expects them to clean their rooms, carry their bags, and manage their own screen time. She believes giving kids responsibility helps them become confident and capable adults. This as-told-to essay is based on a conversation with Jodie Lopez. It has been edited for length and clarity. When I first became a mother,

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I went to Shake Shack, Five Guys, and Smashburger with a $20 budget. One chain offered the best food and the most value.

I compared $20 meals at burger chains like Five Guys to find the best value. Amanda Shammas I dined at Shake Shack, Five Guys, and Smashburger with a $20 budget. I ordered similar menu items at each chain — a cheeseburger, fries, and a milkshake or soda. One chain impressed me most in terms of both flavor and value. Fast food has long been considered a convenient, affordable meal option, but as the price of food continues to rise, even a simple order of burger and fries can quickly approach $

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I planned to spend decades on Villa Vie's 'never-ending' cruise. I moved in just 26 days before it ground to a halt.

Joel Greiff moved onto Villa Vie's Odyssey in October 2026. Courtesy of Joel Greiff Joel Greiff planned to live on Villa Vie's Odyssey for decades, but was aboard for less than a month. He packed his Florida life into six bags and boarded the Odyssey earlier this month. On Tuesday, however, residents were ordered off in Cambodia as Villa Vie suspended operations. This as-told-to essay is based on several conversations with Joel Greiff, 57, a Villa Vie Odyssey passenger from Florida. It has bee

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How battlefield surgery actually works, according to a former Navy trauma surgeon

Peter Rhee is a Navy trauma surgeon who served 24 years in the US military. He operated in several active war zones, including Iraq and Afghanistan. Peter Rhee speaks to Business Insider about treating bullet wounds, battlefield trauma surgery conditions, AI-powered medical technology, and military medical training He also discusses his role treating Rep. Gabby Giffords after she was shot in an attempted assassination in 2011 in Arizona. He is the author of "Trauma Red: The Making of a Surgeon i

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Student-loan borrowers in public service are trapped with debt that 'should be forgiven,' a new lawsuit says

A new lawsuit against the Trump administration targets delays in processing Public Service Loan Forgiveness for thousands of student-loan borrowers. Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images The Education Department is facing a new lawsuit over the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program. The lawsuit said the department is failing to process buyback applications and is illegally rescinding borrowers' payments. These delays are forcing borrowers to pay off loans that should be forgiven, the lawsuit said. T

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We moved to England to live near my husband's family. After 7 months, we realized we'd made a mistake.

Looking back, I think our move to the United Kingdom may have been overly optimistic. Cara Howlett When we left Canada and moved closer to my husband's family in the UK, I pictured a fun adventure. Our move caused a lot of financial strain, and living near family didn't go the way I expected. After seven months, we returned to Canada. Looking back, I should've been more realistic. I pulled down the extendable ladder covered in cobwebs and dust and watched dead woodlice roll down the steps ont