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SoftBank was behind four of the five biggest venture capital deals last quarter

by Rani Molla

It’s raising the stakes in Silicon Valley.

Amazon has replaced Google as the company that freaks out corporate America the most

by Rani Molla

It’s the new corporate boogeyman.

Alibaba is doubling its R&D spend to $5 billion — but that’s less than a third of what Amazon spends

by Rani Molla

Alibaba plans to spend $15 billion over the next three years.

People are spending more time in top shopping apps like Amazon’s

by Rani Molla

Time is money.

Venture capitalists are spending more money on fewer deals

by Theodore Schleifer and Rani Molla

New data offers some stats on what’s behind the boom.

Americans are spending more time on media thanks to multitasking

by Rani Molla

Not all media is equal.

AOL’s instant messenger service still has (had) an audience of 500,000 a month

by Rani Molla

It never really made it on mobile.

Netflix spends more than any other streaming service on content

by Rani Molla

It’s also raising its prices.

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Nearly four million people in the U.S. still subscribe to Netflix DVDs by mail

by Rani Molla

Today’s streaming price change won’t affect them.

The Pixel market share chart Google probably won't be showing at its event today

by Dan Frommer and Rani Molla

The Google phone has captured less than 1 percent of U.S. smartphone subscribers.

Most Americans expect cars to be driverless within 50 years — but still won’t ride in them

by Rani Molla

Autonomous-car companies have a lot of work to do on changing public perception.

Jack Dorsey’s two-year anniversary as Twitter CEO in charts

by Rani Molla

It doesn’t look like much of a celebration.

What’s the biggest food delivery service in your city?

by Rani Molla

Prepared food delivery is a fractured market.

The return of ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ in one chart

by Dan Frommer

Foisted!

Junk news and Russian misinformation flooded Twitter during the 2016 election

by Tony Romm and Rani Molla

The new study, from researchers at Oxford, comes as Twitter prepares to brief Congress.

2017 is already the biggest year ever for data center investment in the U.S.

by Rani Molla

It’s reached $18.2 billion so far this year.

What contract tech workers get paid in cities around the country

by Rani Molla

It’s more than salaried workers.

Where the software industry is growing outside Silicon Valley

by Rani Molla

Indiana and North Carolina are among the states seeing the fastest growth.

Instagram is rapidly eating away at Snapchat’s share of new users

by Rani Molla

Snapchat still has a bigger share of new users in the U.S. — but not for long.

SoftBank’s Vision Fund is the biggest technology investment portfolio ever. This is where its $93 billion has gone so far.

by Rani Molla

Uber would be its biggest deal yet.

Watch as streaming TV services are increasingly winning the top Emmys

by Rani Molla

Beware of a new kind of Big Three.

Mobile is driving most ad spending growth worldwide

by Rani Molla

By 2019, advertisers will spend more on mobile than all traditional media, except television, put together.

Here’s what Apple’s $1,000 iPhone X will cost you per month

by Peter Kafka and Rani Molla

Who’s going to buy a $1,000 phone? You might, for $50 a month.

Millennials mostly watch TV after it’s aired

by Rani Molla

Older people still watch more live TV, but that’s changing.

Fixed broadband speeds are getting faster — what’s fastest in your city?

by Rani Molla

Comcast’s Xfinity is the fastest ISP nationwide, CenturyLink the slowest.

It doesn’t matter if NFL ratings are dropping — advertisers can’t get enough

by Rani Molla

Play ball.

Big companies are fueling WeWork’s growth

by Rani Molla

Companies with more than 1,000 employees — like Microsoft and Salesforce — now make up 20 percent of membership and 30 percent of sales.

These are the 10 most popular mobile apps in America

by Dan Frommer

Facebook and Google remain the big winners.

Snap added fewer users and made less money than Wall Street expected

by Kurt Wagner and Rani Molla

Snap missed on earnings for the second straight quarter.

Blue Apron and Snap stocks are both down over 40 percent since going public

by Rani Molla

The companies are reporting earnings today.

Most tech investors think the industry’s companies are about to grow even more valuable

by Theodore Schleifer

Less than half of investors said the same thing at the end of 2016.

U.S. companies aren’t trying to hire as many foreign tech workers since Trump’s election

by Rani Molla

Foreigners are accepting U.S. interviews at increased rates.

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