“Do we want to be in business?” The strange, never-ending saga of MoviePass
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Reddit is raising another $150 million to $300 million in venture capital
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Instacart and DoorDash’s tip policies deliver outrage
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Harassment, transphobia, and racism: A look inside Blind's anonymous chatting forum for Google employees
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Spotify is in talks to pay more than $200 million to acquire Gimlet Media, the startup behind popular podcasts like Reply All
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Slack says it's filed to go public, using a direct listing instead of a traditional IPO
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Is Huawei a friend or foe in the battle for 5G dominance?
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OxyContin maker explored US expansion into “attractive” anti-addiction market
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Now your groceries see you, too
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No, Elon, the Navigate on Autopilot feature is not ‘full self-driving’
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The fall of Starbreeze Studios
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Game retailer GameStop says it can’t sell itself, stock dives 27% to fourteen-year low
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BuzzFeed slashes Australian workforce as boss makes Twitter gaffe
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Facebook knowingly duped game-playing kids and their parents out of money to increase revenue
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Media industry loses about 1,000 jobs as layoffs hit news organizations
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How fortunes are being made and lost in Madagascar's vanilla boom
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Netflix, YouTube, Amazon and Apple accused of GDPR breach
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SpaceX to lay off over 10% of its workforce
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The US Supreme Court just declined to hear Exxon Mobil’s appeal in a climate change lawsuit
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Apple's Errors
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Life lessons from a lifestyle business - An interview with Matt Haughey, founder of MetaFilter
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Beyond the bottom line: Should business put purpose before profit?
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Square poaches Blizzard Entertainment CFO, just days after Netflix poaches Activision Blizzard CFO
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And then there were two: Morley Blockbuster one of the last in the world
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Letter from Tim Cook to Apple investors
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Netflix stops paying the ‘Apple tax’ on its $853M in annual iOS revenue
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They paid $100,000 to ride on Xcor's space plane. Now the company is bankrupt and they want their money back
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As a US grocery chain is dismantled, investors recover their money. Worker pensions are short millions.
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Gaming chat startup Discord raises another $150M, surpassing $2B valuation
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What is glitter? A strange journey to the glitter factory.
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In an extraordinary move, Juul is trying to make peace with its investors and employees by paying them more than $4 billion
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Uber loses landmark case over worker rights, entitling UK drivers to minimum wage and sick leave
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The itsy-bitsy, teenie-weenie, very litigious bikini
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A murder over a Monsanto chemical
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Uber loses appeal over driver employment rights
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Johnson & Johnson knew for decades that asbestos lurked in its baby powder
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There’s no such thing as a free watch
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SIPC says it has serious concerns about Robinhood's new product
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Apple computers used to be built in the US. It was a mess.
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Fandom (Wikia) is acquiring Curse Media from Twitch, which will include combining Gamepedia into Fandom
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How does the USA have jurisdiction over Huawei's alleged sales to Iran?
It took a while for this to sink in, since the arrest of Huawei's Chief Financial Controller a few days ago, but... How does the USA have jurisdiction over Huawei's alleged sales to Iran? Huawei...
It took a while for this to sink in, since the arrest of Huawei's Chief Financial Controller a few days ago, but...
How does the USA have jurisdiction over Huawei's alleged sales to Iran?
Huawei is a Chinese company, not an American company. Sure, the USA has imposed sanctions on trading with Iran - but surely those sanctions would apply only to American companies. How does the U.S. government have jurisdiction over what a Chinese company does?
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Dr. Elon & Mr. Musk: Life inside Tesla's production hell
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Instacart and Amazon-owned Whole Foods are parting ways
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Films with heroines make more money
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How Domino's pizza lost its mascot
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Lyft files for IPO before rival Uber
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Why tips won. They’re outdated. They’re discriminatory. And they aren’t going anywhere.
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Major for-profit college chain abruptly announces closure of dozens of schools
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Hulu and Funimation agree to multi-year partnership
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Mark Zuckerberg's biggest problem: Internal tensions at Facebook are boiling over
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