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The best social-media investment right now could be the one users are willing to pay for. → Read More
The gay-dating platform will probably get the slow fade from investors in this market. → Read More
Just Eat Takeaway.com’s partnership with Amazon.com won’t take a big bite out of its competition. → Read More
Apps like Bumble and Tinder are doing booming business. But finding love is never easy, and finding love online comes with its own set of pitfalls. → Read More
Fitness company says it will outsource its manufacturing as it steers toward more sustainable growth. → Read More
Google’s added accessibility crimps incumbents in hotel travel. → Read More
A settlement would beat a protracted legal battle for both sides, but the social network will still have to contend with the aftermath. → Read More
TikTok’s live-shopping pain in the U.K. is a bad sign for Pinterest investors. → Read More
Government rules could temper recent growth in short-term rental supply. → Read More
The social-media company hopes a new chief executive will inspire users to spend and investors to buy. → Read More
Carnival, Royal Caribbean and Norwegian Cruise Line are all eyeing a near-term return to profitability this year, but some analysts think they could be sailing into a recession with boatloads of debt. → Read More
Ride-hailers are catering to the cost-conscious consumer with the relaunch of shared rides. Drivers might be unexpected beneficiaries. → Read More
While most pay packages are bolstered by restricted stock units that might never pay off, several handsomely paid executives last year helmed newly public companies that saw their stocks pop and quickly flop. → Read More
For someone who says he loves Twitter, Elon Musk could stand to be a little more lovable. → Read More
As revenues fall, the online styling company is changing tack and embracing more traditional e-commerce options, even as that sector has stumbled. → Read More
The deepest pockets of big tech keep learning that augmented reality is a real-world pain. Thinking a little smaller might pay off bigger. → Read More
Cruise companies are lowering prices even as expenses swell. → Read More
Getaround and Turo are both heading for the public markets, but they are arriving at very different speeds. → Read More
SoftBank’s committed capital in India via its Vision Funds shows how difficult it would be to shore up the Japanese investor’s performance amid a technology bear market. → Read More
The birthplace of the meme-stock frenzy failed to cash in on its popularity, and it wasn’t the first time. → Read More