Good news for the app-inclined…

.Melkorka Licea does a great job grappling with a question many journalists face (especially women!) — how do you balance your role as a reporter versus concerns about 'takedowns' of female founders? businessinsider.com/parade-underwe…

From Melkorka Licea: Cami Téllez's underwear startup Parade went bust, and employees blame her. Is it OK to write about it? businessinsider.com/parade-underwe… via @businessinsider

Finally!!

From Kali Hays : OpenAI's employees were given two explanations for why Sam Altman was fired. They're unconvinced and furious. businessinsider.com/openais-employ… via @businessinsider

Sheryl Sandberg says rape should never be a tool of war and the horrors of the Hamas terror attacks can't be swept under the rug businessinsider.com/hamas-attacks-… via @businessinsider

Read this article. Airline pilots have the highest pay of flight crews so this creates a major dilemma. Love to see some movement on this so we don't worsen the current pilot shortage.

Just to be clear, we have no idea why Sam Altman is out at OpenAI businessinsider.com/why-was-sam-al… via @businessinsider

Tesla drivers told us what they think of Elon Musk supporting an antisemitic post: 'Why can't he shut up?' businessinsider.com/tesla-drivers-… via @businessinsider

CNBC, Fortune, Business Insider at Committee to Protect Journalists

Even though I use X, I am not a foreign policy expert.

That said, I do think – silly as zoo animals may seem – Panda diplomacy is a nice step away from Wolf warrior diplomacy

Very proud to feature Ruzwana Bashir on the inaugural cover for the new BI!

The story of her rise to subtle and vast influence is remarkable.

Photos by Lelanie Foster
Story by Melia Russell

businessinsider.com/ruzwana-bashir…

She’s beaten Elon Musk at Connect Four, held court at Silicon Valley’s elite dinner parties, and she’s not afraid of Anna Wintour. Meet tech’s quiet connector — and Insider’s new cover star — Ruzwana Bashir

businessinsider.com/ruzwana-bashir… by Melia Russell

'Lately, I've been fixated on a nagging question: Would my marriage be happier if my husband's startup failed?'

beautiful, rollicking, revelatory essay by Melia Russell

This is an extraordinarily good story from
Melia Russell

My husband founded a startup. Then our marriage got weird. businessinsider.com/confessions-of… via @businessinsider

a common thing that happens when I catch up with fellow early/mid-BI alumni is the conversation turns to how lucky we were to work for a guy as fundamentally competent as Henry Blodget during such a weird time in media. just a steady hand on the till. very grateful for him.