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• USAA offers the most sought-after mobile banking tools among the largest US financial institutions in 2020 This is a preview of Insider Intelligence's fourth annual US Mobile Banking Competitive Edge, available exclusively to subscribers. In addition to mobile banking coverage, Insider Intelligence publishes thousands of pieces of content, including research reports, charts, and forecasts on the financial services industry. You can learn more about becoming a client here. USAA offers the most sought-after mobile banking tools among the largest US financial institutions in 2020, according to Insider Intelligence's fourth annual US Mobile Banking Competitive Edge Study.…
• Lauren Sanchez, Jeff Bezos' family, and a former NFL player were among the crowd that welcomed the flight crew back to Earth - see who else was there Jeff Bezos hugs his mom, Jackie, after his spaceflight. Blue Origin / New Shepard First Human Flight A swarm of well-wishers showed up for hugs and champagne after Jeff Bezos' spacecraft landed. The group included his parents, Mike and Jackie, and his son, Preston. Bezos' girlfriend, Lauren Sanchez, and former NFL tight end Tony Gonzalez, were there too. See more stories on Insider's business page. On Tuesday morning, Jeff Bezos and his fellow passengers floated down to the West Texas…
• The Amex Blue Business Plus and Business Cash cards don't usually offer a welcome bonus, but new offers have sweetened the deal Personal Finance Insider writes about products, strategies, and tips to help you make smart decisions with your money. We may receive a small commission from our partners, like American Express, but our reporting and recommendations are always independent and objective. With the Amex Blue Business Plus card, you can earn a welcome bonus of 15,000 Membership Rewards points. American Express; Insider Amex has launched new offers on two of its popular small-business cards. Normally, the American Express Blue Business Cash™…
• Melania Trump didn't think Donald Trump would win in 2016, former lawyer Michael Cohen told Insider Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen told Insider that Melania Trump didn't expect her husband to win the White House in 2016 Pool / Pool / Getty Images Melania Trump reportedly cried on election night in 2016 after realizing her husband had won. She had expected Donald Trump to lose. This story and many more are a part of Insider's 2016 oral history of how Trump took over the GOP See more stories on Insider's business page. Former First…
• How to do a Control-F search on an iPhone to find specific words or phrases in 3 different apps You can Control-F search on an iPhone in the Safari, Chrome, and Messages apps. Roman Stavila/iStock/Getty Images Plus. You can do a Control-F search on an iPhone's browser by using the "On This Page," "Find in Page," or Share features. Control-F is a computer shortcut that locates specific words or phrases on a webpage or document. You can search for specific words or phrases in Safari, Google Chrome, and Messages. Visit Insider's Tech Reference library for more stories. Control-F is…
• I went inside one of the US' largest aircraft storage facilities and saw how it isn't emptying out despite the rise in air travel Pinal Airpark in Marana, Arizona. Thomas Pallini/Insider Pinal Airpark is home to hundreds of aircraft that have been stored by their airlines to ride out the pandemic. Most US carriers have reactivated their planes but foreign airlines are still filling Pinal's corridors due to lagging demand. Cargo carriers like Amazon are also looking to Pinal for inexpensive planes to fly packages. See more stories on Insider's business page. Air travel in the US is roaring back to pre-pandemic levels so…
• A 19-year-old restaurant boss started out buttering toast for $9.25 an hour - now, he earns $50,000 and manages 22 people. Here's what his workday looks like. Jason Cabrera, 19, is the general manager for a Layne's Chicken Fingers restaurant in Allen, Texas. Zerb Mellish for Insider Jason Cabrera, 19, earns $50,000 a year and manages 22 people at Layne's Chicken Fingers in Texas. Laynes' CEO said he has made three teenagers managers this year amid the labor shortage. Cabrera said some customers are "shocked" at his young age. Here's what his day looks like. See more stories on Insider's business page. Jason Cabrera became a manager…
• JPMorgan OKs crypto for rich - Ackman axes SPAC deal - Deal toy gold rush Happy Saturday, and welcome to Insider Finance. Here's a rundown of our top stories from the past week: Bill Ackman pulled the plug on a complex deal for his huge SPAC JPMorgan is opening up crypto funds to wealth clients who want them We took a look inside the rise of Schonfeld's Ryan Tolkin It's been a wild year for Wall Street's deal toy makers UBS and Deutsche Bank were the latest to bump pay for junior investment bankers If…
• THE DIGITAL HEALTH ECOSYSTEM: The most important players, tech, and trends propelling the digital transformation of the $3.7 trillion healthcare industry Business Insider Intelligence This is a preview of a research report from Insider Intelligence, Insider's premium research service. Current subscribers can read the report here. Until now, healthcare was the only remaining industry that had yet to feel the rapid impact of digitization endured by retail, banking, and media. But consumer adoption of digital tech, regulatory overhauls, and a shifting reimbursement model are forcing healthcare players' hands. Business Insider Intelligence Digital health innovation offers market incumbents new opportunities to combat…
• AI in Insurance: How three forward-looking insurers are infusing AI into their front, middle, and back offices As the coronavirus pandemic continues to drive consumers online, the pressure for incumbent insurance companies to adopt digital technology is intensifying. Incumbent insurers have been pushed to accelerate their use of mature AI deployments over the past year to meet changing customer expectations and better compete with tech-centric firms. For context, consumers are now twice as likely to buy insurance from big tech firms, versus four years ago.Incumbent insurers have been pushed to accelerate their use of mature AI deployments.…