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Emily Stewart

Emily Stewart

Journalist at Business Insider

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  • English
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  • Business
  • Society
  • Finance & Banking Services

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Recent Articles

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America was enjoying a bourbon revival. Trump is putting a stop to it.

The American bourbon industry is going through a correction after a 2000s boom. Trump's trade war is making things even worse.
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Pokolenie Z i millenialsi ograniczają alkohol. Starsi mają w nosie ...

Ta dzisiejsza młodzież... Nie pije już tak jak kiedyś. Coraz popularniejsze stają się randki na trzeźwo, spotkania towarzyskie bez alkoholu i inne nowe trendy, których starsze pokolenia nawet nie p...
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This one chart shows how Trump's tariffs could transform America

Cheap TVs, toys, and electronics are all that's left of the American dream in an increasingly unaffordable economy — and they're about to go away.
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Forget the baby boomers. Call them the baby boozers.

Baby boomers are upping their spending on bars and alcohol as Gen Z and millennials lay off the booze.
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Millennials are now adulting full-time — and it's freaking them out

From becoming bosses at work to taking care of their own parents, the avocado toast generation is now in charge and everyone is scrambling.
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Trump has America's CEOs running scared: 'The fear is real'

Trump's bum-rush first month in office has left businesses scrambling to win over the president, avoid his ire, or simply figure out what's going on.
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WFH has made everyone NSFW

People are returning to the office — and after years of working from home, they've developed some weird new habits.
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America's biggest companies are waging a stealth campaign to disman...

Companies like Disney, General Motors, and Pepsico are quietly backing away from diversity initiatives and language.
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Why eggs got wildly expensive — and are likely to stay that way

It's not just bird flu that's causing egg prices to soar. Here's why they've gotten so expensive — and are likely to stay sky-high.
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America's gambling obsession has taken a ghoulish new turn

Polymarket is letting people wager on various outcomes for the Los Angeles wildfires. It shows just how far our gambling obsession has gone.
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Millennials are turning into their boomer parents

Millennials said they'd never be like their baby boomer parents. But from their wealth to their suburban homes, they're not that different.
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The one place IRL still matters: luxury shopping - Business Insider...

E-commerce is great for a lot of things — snagging sales, stocking up on staples, buying stupid stuff we really do not need. But people’s voracious appetite for online shopping does appear to have its limits, specifically when it comes to luxury.The expectation has long been that e-commerce would revolutionize luxury, just as it has so much of retail. It killed many malls and bookstores; it made Walmart go digital; it transformed shipment and logistics operations across the globe. So why wouldn’…
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Work friends are over and maybe that's actually fine

The best stretch of my working life is a period I remember fondly as “Sundays with Jennifer,” six months or so in college when I was waiting tables alongside my favorite coworker, named — you guessed it — Jennifer. We spent our shifts chatting and screwing around, treating patrons as little more than an interruption in our weekly hang. We spent weeks planning a “cake party” for our other work friends. One day she brought in weed cookies and one of our coworkers got so high they couldn’t figure o…
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Member since 2021: How American Express became Gen Z's ultimate sta...

American Express used to be your dad’s card. OK, your rich dad’s card. Or, fine, your rich friend’s rich dad’s card. But now, for a growing cohort of Gen Zers and millennials, it’s their card, too. Amex has cracked the code with the youngs, and it’s managed to do so without giving up its prestige image.American Express has long been viewed as the fancy credit-card company. Its products were historically seen as being for jet-setters and the wealthy, with wealthy usually translating to older. The…
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Fed Chairman Jerome Powell could wind up deciding the presidential ...

Jay Powell would very much like to stay out of politics, especially in an election year. The Federal Reserve chair doesn’t want to be perceived as having a horse in the race come November, especially when one of said horses — Donald Trump — is definitely going to be attacking him from any angle he can.Powell, who was appointed as Fed chair by Trump and then reappointed by Joe Biden, has gone to great lengths to emphasize that the central bank is above the political fray. He has repeatedly emphas…
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Why framing your photos and art winds up feeling like a total rip-o...

At the start of the year, I decided that I would become America’s bravest woman. I would frame some art on my own.Getting something framed professionally is super expensive, so I was convinced that this would be a herculean task — requiring precision and craft to justify such a high price tag. Ultimately, the endeavor turned out to be painless. With a handful of frames I bought online and, briefly, the help of a butter knife, I accomplished in an hour what I’d assumed would take me all day. My f…
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Travis Kelce: Super Bowl legend, Taylor Swift's boyfriend, and … pe...

Travis Kelce is everywhere right now. The Kansas City Chiefs tight end has gone from “guy who is very good at football” to “guy whose name I say more than my own” in the span of mere months. The Taylor Swift factor is obviously a big part of it — dating the world’s most famous pop star will get you into the limelight — but Kelce is a mini-media mogul in his own right. He hosts a popular podcast. He’s a spokesperson for getting vaccinated, buying insurance, and eating soup. And now, he would like…
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What makes a good cat?

I have absolutely no idea what makes Vincenzo a good cat. It’s a fact I keep to myself when I meet his owner, Donna Dzurishin, at the Garden State Cat Expo in New Jersey in mid-July. At one of the biggest cat shows in the country, my ignorance puts me in the minority. Plus, Donna’s got that warm kind of energy that almost compels you to hug her — it’s not clear if you need it, she needs it, or maybe you both do. You definitely can’t hug Vincenzo or any of the cats competing. The first rule of th…
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The weirdly common, very expensive travel scam you should avoid

Do not click on that travel website (probably).
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Amazon and Walmart’s evilness makes us evil, too

A look at the price we pay for low prices.
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How some people get away with doing nothing at work

All hail the jobless employed.