Adam Lashinsky
Fortune
San Francisco, CA, United States
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Recent articles by Adam:
Why Amazon Remains the Most Fascinating Company in the World
Amazon and its founder and CEO, Jeff Bezos, draw attention as people wonder if the company has too much power. → Read More
Why Waze Doesn't Share Traffic Data With Google Maps
Google owns Waze but does not share traffic data between the app and its Google Maps service. → Read More
What It’s Like at the Center of the Surveillance Economy—Data Sheet
Startup Envoy is tracking 130,000 people per day who visit the offices of its clients. → Read More
Why Scooter Company Bird Is Worth $2.5 Billion—Data Sheet
The electric scooter rental company just hit a new value on the private market. → Read More
Why, Maybe, Not To Upgrade Your Phone This Year—Data Sheet
Some reviewers say we don't need to buy a new iPhone this year. → Read More
Why Wall Street and Silicon Valley Are Going to War Over IPOs—Data Sheet
Now that Slack and Spotify proved startups could go public without an IPO, the battle for the future has begun. → Read More
Facebook May Be Nasty But That’s Not the Real Question—Data Sheet
Rival Snap is complaining about how it's been hurt by Facebook, but that may not be enough to get the giant social network in legal trouble. → Read More
Fortune’s Most Powerful Women List Is Rich With Tech—Data Sheet
Fortune magazine's Most Powerful Women list includes almost a dozen tech CEOs and top execs. → Read More
Why Cities Need to De-Emphasize Cars and Turn Streets Into Parks—Data Sheet
The spread of scooters, e-bikes, and other non-car transportation means cities should convert some streets into parks, says famed architect Bjarke Ingels. → Read More
Can a Mattress Startup Be a Tech Company, Too?—Data Sheet
Startup online mattress seller Casper wants to be known as the "Nike of Sleep." → Read More
The Problems at MIT and its Media Lab Are Deeper Than Jeffrey Epstein—Data Sheet
The head of MIT's Media Lab resigned over fundraising ties to Jeffrey Epstein, but that won't solve the problems. → Read More
Is WeWork Really a Tech Company? The Answer Matters—Data Sheet
Debate around whether the company is in the tech business or just real estate will have a big impact on its IPO price. → Read More
Inside the Private Meeting of Top Crypto Investors and Government Officials—Data Sheet
VC firm Andreessen Horowitz held a secret meeting of top digital currency investors and regulators. → Read More
Why Harvard and Yale Students Can Skip This Computer Science Class—Data Sheet
Lectures for Prof. David Malan's class are all online. → Read More
The Best Way to Thwart Hackers and Cyber Crooks—Data Sheet
Paying so-called bug bounties can reveal cyber weaknesses before hackers attack. → Read More
What Apple Can Teach Your Bank—Data Sheet
With Apple Pay and now the Apple Card, the iPhone maker is poised to make a run at the biggest and most hated consumer financial institutions. → Read More
How Tech Business Interests and Politics Could Clash in India—Data Sheet
Amazon, Walmart, and others are seeking to crack the India market via partnerships. → Read More
Why Wall Street is Losing Control of Tech IPOs—Data Sheet
Slack and Spotify went public without a traditional IPO. many more tech startups could follow. → Read More
How Target Used Less Tech to Succeed—Data Sheet
Target CEO Brian Cornell closed innovation programs to boost sales. → Read More
Silicon Valley's Smokescreen and the Phoniness of 'Thought Leadership'
"Winners Take All" author Anand Giridharadas takes Silicon Valley tech giants like Uber, Google, and Facebook to task while exposing the phoniness of "thought leadership." → Read More