Maria Aspan
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This App Landed $67 Million to Help College Students Throw Keggers
James Beshara of Tilt, the fast-growing payments platform, learned the art of the pivot after doing some unusual non-profit work in South Africa. → Read More
How Lending Club's Founder Weathered a Rough Post-IPO Year
Renaud Laplanche says he has no regrets about going public, and defends the online lending industry against mounting scrutiny. → Read More
Max Levchin on Yahoo, the Fed, and the Coming Fintech Funding Crunch
The co-founder of PayPal and Affirm, who resigned from the board of Yahoo last week, emphasized his support for embattled CEO Marissa Mayer. → Read More
What No One Is Saying About Failure
Whether in Hollywood or Silicon Valley, only a Y chromosome magically turns failure into success. → Read More
Meet GoodWorld, the Startup Revolutionizing Online Charity
Now you can donate to your favorite cause just by Tweeting, thanks to GoodWorld founder Dale Pfeifer. → Read More
Zappos' Tony Hsieh on How to Shape Your Company Culture
The pioneer of flat management says community and company culture determines all other success. → Read More
KIND's Founder on the Limits of Social Entrepreneurship
The founder of the popular snacks brand believes businesses have an enormous opportunity to impact society. But, at the same time, he doesn't think the social mission should be the main driver. → Read More
Fast-Growing NerdWallet Gets Another $5 Million From a Big-Name Banker
The personal finance startup is now valued at about $510 million, and Simon Williams of Citigroup and Lending Club is joining its board. → Read More
How This Unicorn Founder Plans to Destroy the Country's Biggest Banks
SoFi CEO Mike Cagney gets candid about buying beer for customers, going without pants, and breaking into wealth management. → Read More
How This Unicorn Founder Plans to Destroy the Country's Biggest Banks
SoFi CEO Mike Cagney gets candid about buying beer for customers, going without pants, and breaking into wealth management. → Read More
How This Unicorn Founder Plans to Destroy the Country's Biggest Banks
SoFi CEO Mike Cagney gets candid about buying beer for customers, going without pants, and breaking into wealth management. → Read More
How This Unicorn Founder Plans to Destroy the Country's Biggest Banks
SoFi CEO Mike Cagney gets candid about buying beer for customers, going without pants, and breaking into wealth management. → Read More
The Big Problem with Square's IPO
It's not bum Starbucks deal, the rough IPO markets or Jack Dorsey's other CEO job. It's that Square has to spend so much to make a dollar. → Read More
The Big Problem with Square's IPO
It's not bum Starbucks deal, the rough IPO markets or Jack Dorsey's other CEO job. It's that Square has to spend so much to make a dollar. → Read More
The Big Problem With Square's IPO
It's not that bum Starbucks deal, the rough IPO markets, or Jack Dorsey's other CEO job. It's that Square has to spend so much to make a dollar. → Read More
The Big Problem with Square's IPO
It's not bum Starbucks deal, the rough IPO markets or Jack Dorsey's other CEO job. It's that Square has to spend so much to make a dollar. → Read More
The Big Problem with Square's IPO
It's not bum Starbucks deal, the rough IPO markets or Jack Dorsey's other CEO job. It's that Square has to spend so much to make a dollar. → Read More
The Big Problem With Square's IPO
It's not that bum Starbucks deal, the rough IPO markets, or Jack Dorsey's other CEO job. It's that Square has to spend so much to make a dollar. → Read More
The Big Problem with Square's IPO
It's not bum Starbucks deal, the rough IPO markets or Jack Dorsey's other CEO job. It's that Square has to spend so much to make a dollar. → Read More
Why Artisanal Finance Startups Need to Become Supermarkets
Online lender Prosper wants to stop its customers from shopping around. Banks have known to do this for a long time. → Read More