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Even with its hefty price tag, the Apple Vision Pro is still a killer device. Startups should pay attention.

Investors in Apple shares bid the company's stock to all-time highs ahead of WWDC. Shares of the company held up for a period before losing steam.

This Friday morning we’re parsing Lyft’s Q1 results and Q2 guidance, the latter of which we’ll place in context of its strategic choices moving forward.

It's tempting to assume that the ride-hailing model is going the way of moribund businesses, but Uber's Q1 results partially dispel those concerns.

Sixteen years after its reinvention as a streaming company, Netflix announced that it's shuttering its mail-order DVD business. Here's a look at how it got to where it is today.

The on-demand delivery trilemma refers to the challenge of balancing three of the most important factors in the on-demand delivery of convenience foods: speed, profitability and affordability.

Are the problems Vine is facing even technical in nature, or does it have to do with the core business model?

Twitter’s demise might be overstated, but we still can’t unsee what we saw in 2022. The newly Elon Musk-owned social network could continue zombie-shuffling for months or years for all we

Mastodon’s success has somewhat taken its creator Eugen Rochko by surprise, but he's steadfast on maintaining its nonprofit nature.

If Bilibili and Twilio are enduring headaches as investors molt from growth-oriented to more profit-focused beasts, how much harder will it be for startups?

Subscription management services are meant to be used by developers, but not only: Their user personas include engineering, product and marketing teams.

Meta and Snap's falling values change the calculus of Elon Musk's Twitter purchase. How does the deal look now?

Meta is not changing course even after shedding more than half of its value from 2021 highs amid public calls from investors for a course correction.

Given the ever-changing state of the world's economy this year, the information that Big Tech earnings provide is even more important than usual.

Naver is using its acquisition of Poshmark to expand in North America and Europe as it grows its consumer-to-consumer marketplace business.

Here's what happens if you force a company to accept your bid, and then later have to close the deal after the stock market has sold off. 

Skeema, a startup out of Pittsburgh's Carnegie Mellon University, takes a research-backed approach to tab management.

Let's chat through the Naver-Poshmark deal's numbers and consider how the late-2022 M&A market differs from that of mid-2021.

Many creator-focused startups were predicated on the idea of more folks becoming creators. But with the underpinning advertising market slowing, how likely will that prove to be?

Here's another sign of the times: Free tiers are becoming less generous.