Miss USA has a new CEO, but that didn't happen without a shakeup. BI broke down the saga.

In this Saturday edition of Business Insider Today, we're talking about the CEO shakeup at Miss USA and what's next for the ...

The Fed's latest interest-rate cut wasn't a surprise, but it still had lots of intrigue

The market's unenthusiastic response could be because the cut was highly telegraphed, but there was still some drama.

The consulting industry is on track to get upended, and we'll all have to deal with the consequences

The consulting industry is on the cusp of a big overhaul, and the rest of the business world is likely to feel it.

Companies' RTO plans often include turning to the data. It doesn't always work out that well.

An AT&T system meant to track the hours workers actually spend in the office is causing more headaches than it's worth.

Google is feeling lucky after avoiding the worst of the proposed penalties in its antitrust case

A judge ruled on Google's penalties for its online search monopoly, and there are some clear winners and losers.

$25 for that? Consumers are going elsewhere for lunch.

"Slop bowl" places like Chipotle or Cava were all the rage in the 2010s. Now, diners are opting for spots that offer more value.

Stock investors aren't impressed by the Fed's long-awaited rate cut

Stocks initially jumped on the hotly anticipated Fed rate cut, but turned lower as Chair Powell began his press conference.

Meet the exec taking the helm of Blackstone's $105 billion real estate fund after the tragic loss of Wesley LePatner

Katie Keenan spent 13 years at Blackstone and will now lead BREIT, its $105 billion real estate fund for wealthy investors.

Trump filed a $15 billion defamation lawsuit against The New York Times and 4 of its journalists

On Monday night, Trump filed a defamation and libel lawsuit against The New York Times.