The ultimate guide to navigating AB5, the California law Uber and Lyft are fighting with a November ballot measure, as a freelancer or business owner

Subscribe now and access premium content View online           Strategy Select           The ultimate guide to navigating AB5, the California law Uber and Lyft are fighting with a November ballot measure, as a freelancer or business owner   AB5 puts a stricter definition on 'independent contractor.' Here's what business owners and other California workers need to know about the law.   READ MORE           The times and days of the week you should apply for a job to boost your chances of getting hired, according to 3 recruitment experts   Recruiters and career experts on when exactly to apply for a job — and the times to avoid. Avoid weekends and Mondays, they say.   READ MORE           TikTok's CEO has quit after just 3 months. These are the 27 power players steering TikTok's US operations through uncharted waters.   Although TikTok's popularity has allowed its US presence to rocket, the company has kept a lid on how it operates and whose making decisions.   READ MORE             Meet the 2 female superyacht crew members tackling yachting's diversity problem   She of the Sea aims to diversify yachting by pushing to change how women are portrayed in yachting and the talent shortage it's creating.   READ MORE           The 'home to-do list' that saved me a ton of money and headache after I bought my first house 5 years ago   Bridget Shirvell's list helped her better prepare for unexpected repairs and kept her sane as she made her new house a home.   READ MORE           How companies can best navigate California's Assembly Bill 5 if they consistently work with independent contractors or freelancers   California businesses have two choices for working with contractors: reclassify them as full-time employees or change the work agreement.   READ MORE           The van life may be cheaper than you think. 3 couples share how much they spend a month to live out on the open road.   Alexandra Napoli and Frankie McCullough traded in NYC apartments for a 2003 Dodge Sprinter named Lolo last year and spend $2,200 a month on expenses.   READ MORE           Some wealthy parents are eager to give their children multicultural experiences, from elaborate trips to nannies that speak multiple languages. During COVID-19, they've had to get creative.   Parents and consultants offer a look at the extravagant ways toddlers and teenagers are being prepared to compete in a global world.   READ MORE           This 27 year-old vitamin entrepreneur went from sleeping on a friend's sofa to turning over $2 million. He reveals the 8 steps that lead him to success.   Yumi Nutrition began as a side project making $15,000 a year — now, it turns over $2 million. Here are business tips and advice from its CEO.   READ MORE           Parents are spending thousands on the latest gadgets, coding bootcamps, and tech tutors for their toddlers to prepare them to compete in a digital world   Parents fear for their children getting left behind in a tech-heavy world, leading some to start training their kids as young as three years old.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     You received this email because you signed up to this Business Insider newsletter using the email: ipat39@gmail.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006