Troy Wolverton

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Senior tech correspondent at Business Insider. Formerly the San Jose Mercury News' personal technology columnist/reporter/editor.

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These four charts show why Apple's China troubles aren't going away anytime soon
February, 20 2019
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Elizabeth Holmes bought an un-potty trained Siberian husky as Theranos crumbled, and it was a poignant symbol of the messy situation
February, 20 2019
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The era of the all-powerful tech CEO has only just begun, even though Facebook and Snap show why that's a bad thing
February, 18 2019
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Here's why Apple's upcoming streaming video service won't rescue it from plunging iPhone sales
February, 17 2019
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Uber's business slowed dramatically in the fourth quarter as it gears up for an IPO
February, 15 2019
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When Amazon threw in the towel on the New York City HQ2, it showed the rest of the world how to beat Silicon Valley
February, 14 2019
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Facebook is reportedly considering paying a record multi-billion dollar fine to settle the FTC's investigation into its privacy practices
February, 14 2019
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Activision-Blizzard just had an awful earnings report. Here's why now might be a good time to buy its stock.
February, 13 2019
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Here's why Angela Ahrendts' departure could be a good thing for Apple
February, 12 2019
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Facebook and Twitter are following in Apple’s footsteps by hiding some of their most important numbers. Here’s why investors should be concerned
February, 11 2019
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It looks like the National Enquirer is using Amazon's cloud to host its website
February, 7 2019
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Twitter has 126 million daily users. That's 48% fewer than Snapchat, but it says the numbers aren't comparable.
February, 7 2019
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Snap's stock jumped 22% Wednesday. Here's why investors are way too excited about its latest results.
February, 6 2019
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LIVE: Here come Snap earnings
February, 5 2019
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Amazon generated $30 billion in cash last year, but a top analyst says there’s a good reason why it might start slashing prices
February, 4 2019
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Execs are still giving cybersecurity short shrift. Here's why they need to be paying more attention.
February, 3 2019
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The real lesson of Facebook's Apple dust-up shows why Zuckerberg's 'hacker way' is even more dangerous than we thought
February, 2 2019
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Amazon tops Wall Street's holiday expectations, but offers weak sales guidance
January, 31 2019
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Why Amazon Prime may not be such a good thing for the company anymore
January, 30 2019
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Apple and Facebook may hate each other, but neither company can afford to go to war
January, 30 2019
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The most important things we learned from Apple's earnings call
January, 29 2019
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LIVE: Here comes Apple's Q1 earnings
January, 29 2019
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As iPhone sales slump, the good news for Apple is that its higher prices mean customers are spending more on phones
January, 28 2019
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Don't expect Apple's iPhone sales to get better anytime soon, says analyst
January, 28 2019
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Intel just gave a revealing clue about how badly Apple's iPhone unit sales may have shrunk
January, 24 2019
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Intel's shares plunge 8% as it misses on revenue and earnings and warns trouble in China could mean more pain to come
January, 24 2019
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The CTO of one of the biggest consulting firms says CEOs and directors are beating a path to his door to get up to speed on the latest tech trends
January, 22 2019
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Oracle underpaid women and minority workers by $401 million, the Labor Department says
January, 22 2019
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Snap and WeWork have done an outstanding job showing the problems with making CEOs all-powerful
January, 21 2019
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The internet's 'father' says it was born with two big flaws
January, 20 2019
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Here's why Apple's China situation is at 'code red,' and why it needs to take dramatic action to plug up a key weakness in the business
January, 20 2019
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Apple needs to get serious about video. Here are 3 Hollywood studios it could buy to boost its new streaming service.
January, 19 2019
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Netflix's 18% price hike shows it got too comfortable being the only game in town, and it could be a costly mistake
January, 19 2019
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MoviePass executives are making one more last-ditch effort to save the stock from getting delisted
January, 18 2019
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Netflix says more 'choose your own adventure' shows are on the way after the success of 'Black Mirror: Bandersnatch'
January, 17 2019
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Jeff Bezos' divorce could soon make MacKenzie Bezos one of Amazon's biggest shareholders
January, 13 2019
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Hey Apple, what happens on iPhones doesn't stay there, and your 'clever' CES ad is promoting a dangerous illusion
January, 12 2019
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$445 billion flowed into startups in the last five years. Now it's threatening to upend one of Silicon Valley's most celebrated customs
January, 11 2019
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Jeff Bezos' impending divorce carries some big risks for Amazon shareholders
January, 10 2019
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Mark Zuckerberg’s tone-deaf declaration of victory in 2018 should make everybody worry about what’s going to happen with Facebook next year
December, 29 2018
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Longtime Apple analyst Gene Munster thinks the company should be valued less like a tech company and more like Coca-Cola. Here's why that could be good for
December, 27 2018
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Longtime Apple analyst Gene Munster thinks the iPhone maker will reclaim its crown as the best tech stock in 2019. Here's why.
December, 26 2018
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A top tech analyst is betting on a rebound, not a recession, and says these stocks are his best bets after the market's correction
December, 26 2018
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A long-time investor shares his 3 picks for tech stocks to bet on in these tough times for the market
December, 24 2018
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MoviePass could be delisted from the stock market soon. Here's what that could mean for the company and its beleaguered investors
December, 23 2018
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MoviePass's parent company is in dire danger of having its stock delisted by the Nasdaq
December, 21 2018
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MoviePass' parent company just bought itself more time to live, but it's still in imminent danger of being kicked off the stock exchanges
December, 18 2018
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TV advertising is already declining. Here's why things could get worse.
December, 17 2018
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The 'father of the internet' gave a thumbs up to the Google employees who walked out to protest sexual misconduct policies
December, 16 2018
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After losing 99% of its value, MoviePass' parent company is getting ready to ask shareholders to support its CEO and approve his pay
December, 15 2018
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Troy Wolverton is a writer who has produced content for businessinsider.com, thisisinsider.com, and mercurynews.com
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