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Job seekers should leave out their photo and references on their résumé, experts told Business Insider. Rebecca Zisser/BIBusiness Insider asked experts about what job seekers do and don't need to have on a résumé. You should include the length of your roles and ensure key information is easy to find on your résumé.

Getty Images; Jenny Chang-Rodriguez/BIAI investment potential remains high, akin to 1996 in the internet's rise, says Bank of America. Adoption is expected to accelerate, with early-stage use from 44% of S&P 500 firms that touted AI. Investors can explore AI through semiconductors, software, ETFs, or top-rated stocks. If you think it's too late to invest in AI because the industry is too rich, think again.

Allison Kimsey moved to Indonesia for a job offer. Courtesy of Allison KimseyI've always had a problem with impulse-buying and have never been able to declutter. Then, I received a job offer in Indonesia, 9,000 miles away from where I lived. I sold most of my stuff and moved there with only eight suitcases.

Gen Z could see higher prices in the coming years when they buy from Shein and Temu. Yevgen Romanenko/Getty, Tyler Le/BIMany Gen Zers purchase cheap goods from the Chinese e-commerce companies Shein and Temu. The Biden administration is taking steps to make more Chinese imports subject to import fees. This could make Shein and Temu more expensive for shoppers.

College graduates have more friends than people without degrees, according to a Survey Center on American Life survey. Getty Images; Chelsea Jia Feng/BICollege graduates have stronger social lives than non-college-educated Americans, a survey found. College can foster connections and offer financial benefits that can boost one's social life. There are fewer paths to friendship today for some non-college graduates.

gettyEarnings likely grew for the fifth consecutive quarter in Q3. Top strategists are eyeing 2025 results ahead of what's likely a mid-single-digit advance. Here's how investors should allocate their money heading into the end of the year. Corporate earnings are on pace for their best non-pandemic year since 2018, and market strategists expect the party to continue in the upcoming earnings season and into 2025.