Adam Lashinsky
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San Francisco, CA, United States
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Recent articles by Adam:
Visa’s CEO on COVID-19’s effects: “We’re doing very little hiring right now”
Al Kelly says credit-card use has plummeted. → Read More
Apple, Amazon, and Facebook report strong quarterly results
Apple, Amazon, and Facebook saw their stock prices jump after reporting strong quarterly results despite COVID-19. But Google struggled. → Read More
The Big Tech hearing was a good day for democracy
Tim Cook, Jeff Bezos, Sundar Pichai, and Mark Zuckerberg testified in Congress via Webex. → Read More
The tech industry needs more skepticism
Fortune's CEO Initiative met online to discuss re-skilling workers, aiding public safety efforts, and criticizing bad uses of technology. → Read More
Wednesday's testimony will be more Kabuki theater than substance
The CEOs of Apple, Google, Facebook, and Amazon head to Capitol Hill. → Read More
Meet the Netflix new boss, same as the old boss
Chief content officer Ted Sarandos is now co-CEO with Reed Hastings. → Read More
Hiring over Zoom is easy, Stitch Fix CEO says
Stitch Fix CEO Katrina lake is hiring executives over Zoom and overseeing engineers working remotely. → Read More
Why Uber needed to buy Postmates
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is making acquisitions like Postmates to consolidate the food delivery business. → Read More
Tech and drug research are suddenly colliding during the pandemic
IT and health sciences have historically occupied two different worlds in Silicon Valley. → Read More
Jamf IPO filing focuses on Apple enterprise business
Apple has been selling lots of devices to corporations, which is a boon for device management company Jamf. It filed to go public. → Read More
Why Microsoft is bailing on retail
Microsoft said it would close its 83 retail stores and take a charge of $450 million. → Read More
Apple’s chip transition will be a non-event for consumers
Dumping Intel matters more for software developers. → Read More
How to jump from corporate lawyer to Peloton’s top instructor
Robin Arzon made the jump from law firm to Peloton executive and top instructor. → Read More
Just Eat Takeaway will buy GrubHub for $7 billion
The European food delivery service is buying GrubHub, instead of Uber. → Read More
Should Apple buy its own search engine?
If Google doesn't want to pay for being preferred on the iPhone, analysts say Apple would have to make a move. → Read More
Zoom makes a small bet on hardware that could have a big payoff
Zoom Video is spending more money to offer gadgets for its Zoom Room offering. → Read More
Slack's great earnings aren't good enough for Wall Street
Slack's quarterly sales jumped 50% but its stock slumped 12%. → Read More
The digital transformation is no joke
All organizations are under pressure to change because of the coronavirus emergency. → Read More
Free scanned books are just piracy by another name
Book publishers say the Internet Archive cannot make available scanned e-books. → Read More
This moment needs better leadership
Repercussions from the death of George Floyd at police hands played out across the country and on social media. → Read More