From execs to budtenders, 2,000 people have lost their jobs in cannabis. We're keeping track of all the job cuts across the industry here.

Jeremy Berke | Amid investigations, lawsuits, and slumping valuations, cannabis companies are reeling. To stay afloat, they're cutting workers.

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LAST TOWN BEFORE MARS: A senior executive at SpaceX is going door-to-door in South Texas to convince people to move out of the rocket company's planned Mars spaceport

Dave Mosher | When homeowners in Boca Chica hesitated to sell their properties to SpaceX, the senior director of finance began flying down to play dealmaker.

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Why a sneakerhead who made $225,000 in sales last year says he won't sell on StockX or GOAT

Shoshy Ciment | A 20-year-old sneakerhead made $225,000 reselling sneakers last year. Here's why he doesn't use StockX or GOAT.

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We identified the 54 most powerful people at Netflix. Here's our exclusive chart of its top executives and their roles.

Ashley Rodriguez, Shayanne Gal | Business Insider spoke with current and former employees, as well as industry experts, to identify the Netflix executives with the most influence.

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A sneakerhead who made nearly $7 million in sales last year reveals which sneakers are most worth the investment

Shoshy Ciment | Here are the shoes that sneakerhead Adeel Shams says are worth investing in — and one type people should stay away from.

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Wayfair is laying off more than 500 workers

Mary Hanbury | In a statement to Business Insider, a Wayfair representative said 350 jobs would be affected at its Boston headquarters.

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Why former NBA journeyman Nate Robinson launched his own clothing brand without banking on help from Nike or Adidas — and why he eventually wants to push into sneakers

Shoshy Ciment | "We want to earn our fans. We want to earn our love and respect," Nate Robinson said of his decision to essentially start the brand from scratch.

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Meet the 11 power-player marketing execs who will battle it out in the next phase of the streaming TV wars

Tanya Dua, Ashley Rodriguez | These execs from companies like Hulu, Disney, and Apple have to convince people to open their wallets to subscribe in an increasingly crowded market.

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From hiding their mansions on Google Maps to building $500,000 panic rooms, rich people are sparing no expense to keep their lives private and secure

Hillary Hoffower | Rich people's desire for privacy has only increased in a technological age. They're proceeding with caution when it comes to grand displays of wealth.

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