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Here's why WeWork's $47 billion private valuation could be a key stumbling block for its IPO — and might even derail it completely
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2 big numbers — $4 billion and $47 billion — sum up WeWork's business model and the risky reason it could collapse in a recession
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This New York tech founder's startup raised $52 million to save small businesses from nightmare Yelp reviews. Here's his pitch deck.
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This tech VC is based in Singapore, not Silicon Valley. And the startups she's seeing are solving problems Silicon Valley isn't even aware of.
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WeWork files for IPO, revealing spiraling losses of $1.6 billion
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WeWork wants investors to think of it as a tech company. These 5 slides illustrate how its numbers tell a different story.
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Adam Neumann has locked up control of The We Company in a jaw-dropping way, even by Silicon Valley standards, by giving himself 20 votes per share
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Facebook has been collecting audio from some voice chats on Messenger and paying contractors to listen to and transcribe it
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This VC helped jump start the app economy by launching the iFund. Now he thinks an overlooked part of the enterprise software market is about to explode.
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Here are the 5 biggest questions facing WeWork as it prepares for its IPO
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Jeffrey Epstein told a reporter he saw Silicon Valley notables doing drugs and 'arranging for sex'
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This founder's startup developed a super-efficient chip to help self-driving cars 'see' the world around them. Here's the pitch deck it used to raise $25
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Amazon is under fire for not paying federal income taxes. Here's how it got its tax burden down to less than $0.
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Jeff Bezos sold another $990 million worth of Amazon shares at the end of last week
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An internal memo from a Google employee alleging she suffered discrimination and retaliation while pregnant is going viral within the company
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Peter Thiel slammed Google in a scathing New York Times op-ed, but failed to mention that he works for and invests in the search giant's rivals
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This VC firm managing $500 million in assets tries to invest in as few companies as possible. And it only wants startups with management teams looking for help.
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Amazon is disabling its Dash buttons, the little buttons that let people re-order groceries with a push
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One of the first backers of Skype and Wix.com explains why the European startup scene is starting to close the gap with Silicon Valley
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Apple edges past muted targets, shares rise
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Apple's third quarter profit was weighed down by an overlooked cost — it's now devoting more of its sales to R&D than at any time since it released the iPod
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Apple already has a China problem. Here's why it could get worse.
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Boeing reportedly kept the FAA in the dark about big changes it made to the 737 Max's flight-control software late in its development
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Items that once belonged to Neil Armstrong have drawn more than $12 million in bids, but are sparking controversy among people who knew him
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GitHub is reportedly blocking access to its site for users in places like Crimea and Iran, which are under US sanctions
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Facebook's privacy settlement is such a joke, Mark Zuckerberg likely celebrated its signing
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LIVE: Here come Amazon's Q2 earnings
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The Justice Department’s new Big Tech investigation was announced with unusual fanfare, and some antitrust experts say it might not herald as big of a
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The FTC worried that if it insisted on interviewing Zuckerberg, Facebook would have forced it to go to court
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Beyond Meat, whose plant burgers can fool even die-hard meat lovers, is up 700% since its IPO. Early investors say it will change how we eat, but there are
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WeWork CEO Neumann's $700 million cash-out says a lot about how the massive influx in venture capital has changed the market
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This startup just got $17 million to take on Peloton. Here's why its founder thinks there's a big opportunity in the home fitness market.
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Intel invests as much as $500 million in startups each year. Here's what it's looking for in new investments, according to one of its top VCs.
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Here's the pitch deck a Montreal startup used to raise $2 million to get the word out about its AI-powered chatbot after funding it themselves for two years
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The FTC's $5 billion fine for Facebook is so meaningless, it will likely leave Zuckerberg wondering what he can't get away with
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Trump's tariffs may be the excuse, but Apple and other companies have plenty of additional reasons to move out of China, experts say
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Here’s why Apple's plan to escape Trump's tariffs by building iPhones outside of China won't actually be possible anytime soon
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Grubhub registered as many as 23,000 web domains and used them to set up restaurant websites, sometimes without their owners' knowledge or express permission
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Apple will be just fine without Jony Ive — sorry, Jony
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This forgotten investigation into Microsoft, 10 years before the antitrust trial, let it get away with tactics that sealed its tech dominance, according to a
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Here's the pitch deck a German software startup used to raise $10 million to move to San Francisco and take on Oracle
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Slack had a great market debut. Now analysts are wondering if it can live up to investors' sky-high expectations.
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Slack’s unusual offering likely won’t have a first-day pop. Here's why most IPOs still factor in a pop, even though they can cost startups billions
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Facebook's facing a bunch of questions about its new cryptocurrency. How it addresses them will make or break the service.
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Slack’s $17 billion direct listing could be the IPO game-changer Silicon Valley has been waiting for. But others say it's a techie delusion.
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Peloton is about to IPO. Here's why its business could enchant investors the way its exercise bikes have dazzled fitness geeks.
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Online tech publisher CNET is shutting down its print magazine after less than five years
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Top antitrust enforcer at DOJ reveals 3 ways the agency could make a case against big tech companies like Google and Apple
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A top DOJ official just outlined why the agency has everything it needs to go after Big Tech — and Facebook, Google, and Amazon should be nervous
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Here's why the failed attempt to break up Microsoft will make or break the crackdown on Facebook, Amazon, and Google, according to 2 top lawyers in the