Many companies like Lyft and Uber are going public without having profits - The last time this was so common was in 2000, right before the dot-com bubble burst
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Theranos: How a broken US patent system sustained its decade-long deception
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Google pay study finds it underpaid men for some jobs
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Amazon to launch new grocery-store business, distinct from Whole Foods
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Amazon announces "Project Zero", a program which will allow brands to directly remove counterfeit listings
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How an investigation of fake US Federal Communications Commission comments snared a prominent DC media firm
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Microsoft workers protest army contract with tech 'designed to help people kill'
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Google ends forced arbitration for employees
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"She never looks back": Inside Elizabeth Holmes's final months at Theranos
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Amazon pulls out of planned New York City campus
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Reddit raises $300 million at $3 billion valuation - interview with Steve Huffman
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Why Amazon buying Eero feels so disappointing
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A profile of Alex Stamos, former security chief at Yahoo and Facebook who was at ground zero of major cyberattacks and Russian election interference
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Tim O'Reilly: The fundamental problem with Silicon Valley’s favorite growth strategy
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Patreon CEO says the company's generous business model is not sustainable as it sees rapid growth
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Spotify’s podcast aggregation play
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What Spotify’s $230 million Gimlet deal means for the podcast industry
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Reddit is raising another $150 million to $300 million in venture capital
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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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Facebook knowingly duped game-playing kids and their parents out of money to increase revenue
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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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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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Gaming chat startup Discord raises another $150M, surpassing $2B valuation
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Apple computers used to be built in the US. It was a mess
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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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Mark Zuckerberg's biggest problem: Internal tensions at Facebook are boiling over
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Marriott admits hackers stole data on 500 million guests; passports and credit card info included
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Lenovo to pay $7.3m for installing adware in 750,000 laptops
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BlackBerry buys cybersecurity firm Cylance for $1.4 billion
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Facebook investors call on Mark Zuckerberg to resign as chairman following damaging report
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Delay, deny and deflect: How Facebook’s leaders fought through crisis
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What WhatsApp’s upcoming monetisation means for the company and its 1.5 billion users
16 votes -
Facebook reportedly discredited critics by linking them to George Soros
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Opinion: Palmer Luckey was fired from Facebook because of losing the the $500 million IP lawsuit to ZeniMax, not his politics
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China is crushing Europe's electric car dreams
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Spotify is just $6.8 million away from profitability
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The Facebook dilemma, part one
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Amazon pulls ads from Bloomberg, and Apple did not invite Bloomberg to its Oct. 30 event—both allegedly over China hacking story
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IBM’s old playbook
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IBM to acquire software company Red Hat for $34 billion
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Google reveals it has sacked forty-eight employees over sexual harassment over the past two years
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What’s next for podcasting?
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How Google protected Andy Rubin, the ‘father of Android’
7 votes