Neil DeGrasse Tyson: Here’s How to Become the World’s First Trillionaire; And Is the iPhone 8 Worth Its Rumored $1,200 Price Tag?

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Neil DeGrasse Tyson: Here’s How to Become the World’s First Trillionaire

“The first trillionaire in the world is going to be the person who first mines asteroids for their native materials,” says Neil deGrasse Tyson, as rare Earth minerals are more common in space.

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TOP VIDEOS

Is the iPhone 8 Worth Its Rumored $1,200 Price Tag?

Rumors spreading that Apple is creating a new tier of luxury phones, which could drive the iPhone 8's price above $1,200. Is it worth breaking the bank? Business Insider's Steve Kovach has the answer.

A Kid Explains Why Netflix Is Taking Over the World

As Netflix crushes earnings today, media analyst Richard Greenfield, BTIG and 7-year-old Cooper weigh in on why the streaming service is taking over the world.

How to Get "Swole" Like Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos

This weekend, a photo surfaced of a noticeably buff Bezos walking around Silicon Valley. We spoke with Crunch Fitness CEO Keith Worts, who told us how to get motivated like the Amazon CEO.

FEATURED HEADLINES:

NETFLIX JUMPS IN AFTER-HOURS ON STRONG EARNINGS:

Shares of Netflix popped more than 10 percent Monday after the markets closed. The streaming service reported strong earnings, including news that it added roughly 5.2 million subscribers in Q2, more than the 3.2 million the company forecast earlier. Netflix also projected a stronger-than-expected forecast for Q3, with the company saying it'll add 4.4 million more subscribers during the quarter. The stock has risen more than 64 percent over the last 12 months.

COULD AMAZON INTRODUCE A MEAL-KIT DELIVERY SERVICE?:

Amazon could be rolling out its own meal-kit delivery service. Amazon registered a trademark with the title "We do the prep, you be the chef." Shares of meal-kit delivery service Blue Apron plunged on the news.

GOOGLE EARNS LOW RANKS FOR JOB SATISFACTION, GENDER EQUALITY AMONG WOMEN:

Google is usually at the top of the list when it comes to where millennials want to work, but maybe not for women. Startup Fairygodboss asked women to weigh in on their job satisfaction and perceived gender equality in the office. According to the survey, Google is 14th, and only about half of the women who took the survey say women are treated fairly and equally to men.