Seth Fiegerman
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Twitter is now in completely uncharted waters
There is no turning back for Twitter now. The only way out is through. → Read More
I tried to delete myself from the internet. Here's what I learned
It was MyLife that broke me. After spending hours studying FAQ pages, sending terse emails and making occasional phone calls in an earnest-if-naive attempt to take back some control of my personal information online, I had my first demoralizing moment. → Read More
Apple warns of 'iPhone supply shortages' because of new coronavirus outbreak
"These iPhone supply shortages will temporarily affect revenues worldwide," Apple said. → Read More
WeWork has become poster child for everything wrong with tech unicorns
WeWork was supposed to be one of the most high-profile Wall Street debuts of the year. Instead, it's rapidly shaping up to be one of the most high-profile IPO debacles in recent memory. → Read More
Inside Apple's big September event: Live updates
We're at Apple's big September event, where the company unveiled the iPhone 11. → Read More
WeWork files for IPO after losing $1.9 billion last year
WeWork's parent company publicly filed paperwork on Tuesday to go pubilc, joining a growing list of tech companies that have raced to Wall Street despite a history of steep losses. → Read More
Apple manages to grow its business even as iPhone sales decline 12%
iPhone sales continue to decline and, for the first time in years, no longer account for the majority of Apple's overall revenue. → Read More
Amazon's streak of record profits comes to an end
Amazon reported earnings results after the bell on Thursday. → Read More
'Facebook is dangerous': Big Tech's rough day on Capitol Hill
Two years ago, Facebook changed its mission statement to focus on "bringing the world closer together." On Tuesday, it finally appeared to accomplish that lofty goal for the political world at least as Republican and Democrat lawmakers united in their distrust of Facebook. → Read More
Antitrust scrutiny isn't stopping Big Tech from trying to get even bigger
On Tuesday, representatives from Facebook, Amazon, Apple and Google are set to testify at a House hearing on "online platforms and market power," in what could be the industry's most high-profile grilling session since tech antitrust scrutiny ramped up in Washington a month ago. → Read More
Reports: FTC approves $5 billion settlement with Facebook
Facebook leadership said in April that it expected fines from the investigation to be between $3 billion and $5 billion. → Read More
What Jony Ive's departure means for Apple
Perhaps more than any person other than Steve Jobs, Jony Ive defined the Apple we know today. Now he is leaving the company, raising questions about what comes next for Apple and its product pipeline. → Read More
It's YouTube's time in the hot seat
There are a number of recent controversies swirling around YouTube as the online video platform increasingly finds itself nudged into the harsh spotlight previously occupied by Facebook. → Read More
Here's who will get rich from the Uber IPO
Over the last decade, Uber raised unprecedented amounts of funding from a who's who of investors to pave the road for its rapid expansion into cities around the world. Now, as Uber finally becomes a public company, some of those investors and Uber's founding team are set to make billions. → Read More
Uber opens below IPO price in disappointing Wall Street debut
For nearly two years, Uber raced to rebuild its executive bench, overhaul its internal culture and repair its tarnished brand after suffering a long list of PR crises, all with the stated intention of being ready to go public in 2019. → Read More
Google's parent company now has more than 100,000 employees
The addition of nearly 20,000 employees in the last year highlights Google's expanded ambitions. → Read More
Amazon is spending $800 million to make free one-day shipping standard for Prime
Amazon plans to invest hundreds of millions to shift from two-day free shipping to one-day free shipping with Prime. → Read More
Amazon posts a record quarterly profit of $3.6 billion
Amazon's profit machine shows little sign of slowing down. → Read More
Facebook expects FTC fine could be as much as $5 billion
Facebook reported first quarter earnings results after the bell on Wednesday. → Read More
Twitter's audience is growing again as it works to combat abuse
Twitter's audience is growing again and engaging with the service more frequently as the company works to combat abuse on the platform. → Read More