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This chart shows how much Labubus have fallen off After its peak last summer, the Labubu trend has burst. Web traffic to the Pop Mart website has cratered. But Pop Mart is still optimistic about its business, and other toy makers see it setting trends.

More Dads Are Scaling Back at the Office for Kids and Housework College-educated men lead the way among dads sacrificing hours at work for time at home.

How Foreign Investments Can Lead to IRS Penalties That Wipe Out Profits Global diversification can be a powerful wealth strategy, but without proper tax planning, foreign investments can trigger complex reporting rules and costly IRS penalties that catch many investors off guard.

The Seed 100: The best early-stage investors of 2026 Business Insider's Seed 100 spotlights the early-stage investors with the rare knack for finding tomorrow's tech giants before the rest of the market knows they exist.

Franchising has quietly made countless Americans rich In the age of AI, running a McDonald’s may soon look a lot more appealing

Are You Using These 4 Common Phrases That Indicate Your Company Culture Might Actually Be Toxic? Certain phrases in your company and job descriptions may signal a culture that's driving top talent away. Here's what to listen for — and how to fix it.

How to Travel in the Summer of Chaos Airfare spikes, delays and overbooked flights are hitting travelers hard. Here’s how to not get burned.

You’ve Landed Your First Job. Now Don’t Sink Your Career Before It Starts. Your first job holds promise and peril. Here’s how to protect your future self.

These Parents Are Buying Homes for Their Kids—With Strings Attached The least affordable prices in decades have turned a milestone of independence into a family affair

A millennial who's saved enough to take 'mini retirements' shares the mindset shift anyone can use to build wealth Steve Antonioni coined "Camp FIRE," a mini version of the financial independence movement. It involves saving a 'war chest" to allow yourself flexibility to make a career change or take a break. His money-saving advice is to treat your personal life like a business, viewing savings as profit.