How Erin and Jon Carpenter Transformed a Laundromat into a Community Hub in Charleston

Erin and Jon Carpenter bought a run-down laundromat in Charleston, South Carolina. It doesn’t bring in a lot of money but the reward is well worth it.

The Airbus A380’s Revival: A Look at Airlines Keeping the Superjumbo in the Skies

Emirates has the most Airbus A380 jets, but you can also enjoy the double-decker experience on British Airways, Qantas, Singapore Airlines and more.

U Mobile Partners with Huawei and ZTE for Malaysia’s 5G Network Expansion

Malaysia gave the approval to deploy the second 5G network to U Mobile in November 2024 In sum – what you need to know: – U Mobile has selected Huawei and ZTE to deploy Malaysia’s second 5G network, targeting 80% population coverage within a year – The enterprise-grade 5G network will support 5G-Advanced and network […]

How I Cut My Grocery Bill in Half by Shopping at Lidl

My husband and I are retired, so we try to save on groceries. We thought Trader Joe’s was the best option, but then we found Lidl and are saving more.

What to Expect from the Nothing Phone 3: Release, Features, and More

The Nothing Phone 3 will be arriving in July, August, or September – though July is most likely.

How Tanveer Singh Quit His Job and Built a $5,000/Month Freelance Career

Tanveer Singh felt stuck in his corporate job. He started freelancing as a ghost writer making practically nothing but he never gave up.

Emily in Paris Season 5 Set to Film in Rome and Paris With Major Cast Changes

Season five of the hit Netflix show "Emily in Paris" is set to begin filming in Rome in May.

Inside Trump’s Deportation Raids and His Push for ‘Manly Jobs’ in America

In this Sunday edition of BI Today, we’re talking about Trump’s push to bring back manufacturing, and Americans’ disinterest in it.

What Happens if King Dollar Falls

Even though they normally like a weaker greenback

How U.S. Power Depends on the Dollar

As the Trump administration may soon find out

How Trump Could Weaken the Dollar

For the first time in many decades, the greenback looks vulnerable

Kirsten Weeks on the Risks of Cutting Foreign Assistance

American soft power is threatened as USAID pauses programs, says Kirsten Weeks, a global public health leader with over 25 years’ experience.

How Recession Changes Fashion: Quiet Luxury and Basics

Past recessions saw fashion draw back into minimalism, neutrals, and conservative cuts. Experts told BI they expect similar.

5 Life-Changing Questions to Ask a Gemini Today

These five handy prompts for Gemini, or any AI, will make your life better – try them!

How a Room in a Rectory Became My Home in Paris

I moved to Paris for college but my grant didn’t cover rent. I found a room in a rectory with 12 priests and other students, and I loved it.

2025 White House Easter Egg Roll: A Corporate Celebration

The White House partnered with Meta, Amazon, YouTube, and other companies for this year’s Easter Egg Roll.

Trump’s Tariff Strategy: Short-Term Pain or Long-Term Gain?

America will be a country with shabbier roads, older airports and more dated factories

A flight from the dollar could wreck America’s finances

The currency’s dominance enables very high debts and deficits, meaning a plunge might spell disaster

Investors Realize Trump’s Pause Wasn’t the Answer

As China strikes back, reality sets in

Can China Stand Alone Against America?

The world’s two biggest economies begin an almighty trade clash

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