Keith Coleman fills a job that has seen lots of turnover.
Jim VandeHei sees an opportunity for his newsletter startup, Axios.
Steven Mnuchin is a Wall Street insider with no public policy experience.
And there’s more competition coming.
And a lot of that shopping is being done on phones.
The tool can block posts from appearing in News Feeds based on location.
A pro-industry, anti-regulation team.
He’s getting a lot of suggestions, too.
“If we can’t discriminate between serious arguments and propaganda, then we have problems.”
Drawing the line between hate speech and political opinion is going to be tricky.
Confidential filing targets the valuation at $20 billion to $25 billion.
Tech stocks extended their worst performance since the start of the bull market.
Alt-right hero Stephen Bannon will be Trump’s “chief strategist.”
The list of potential cabinet appointees is full of campaign operatives and Washington insiders.
Tech faces its disconnect with much of the country.
Uncertainty reigns.
VoteCastr will crunch turnout data into a running “scoreboard.”
New requirements could be used to stifle competition.
And the outlook for the holiday quarter isn’t great.
Q3 was great, but revenue growth is expected to slow.
Analysts are looking for 54 percent year-over-year revenue growth.
More canceled rides for users with "black-sounding names."
Silicon Valley’s most prominent political contrarian will take questions at the National Press Club.
Heavy spending and weak guidance worry investors.
Jack Dorsey is letting go of 350 people.
The quarterly results were largely in line with expectations.
About 300 layoffs could be announced this week.
The Senate’s antitrust committee is already planning hearings.
The company plans to offer a package of channels for $25 to $40 a month.
It’s the same model that TV networks use when they buy programming.
The components would work with Tesla’s home energy-storage products.
Verizon will need to be convinced that the breach hasn’t lowered Yahoo’s value.