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Snap stock took a beating Monday and fell more than 12 percent

by Kurt Wagner

Welcome to the public markets, Snapchat.

NBCUniversal explains why it just invested $500 million in Snap

by Peter Kafka

Here’s a note from CEO Steve Burke.

Snap’s IPO was a success. Now it has to prove it’s not Twitter.

by Edmund Lee

Snap closed the first day of trading at $24.47, for a 44 percent gain.

Snap’s IPO opened trading at $24 a share, making the company worth $33 billion — for now

by Edmund Lee

Snap goes the market.

Miranda Kerr’s Snapchat story might be the only Snap IPO coverage you need

by Johana Bhuiyan

I’m just kidding, please also read ours.

Snap’s IPO explained: Snap just raised $3.4 billion — but it’s only keeping $2.3 billion

by Edmund Lee

Founders Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy are getting $272 million apiece.

This is what Snap is paying Google $2 billion for

by Tess Townsend

The social media company has a huge contract with Google Cloud Platform. But what does that mean?

Is Snapchat going public too soon?

by Peter Kafka

Evan Spiegel doesn’t think so. Your mileage may vary.

Questions you might have about Snap’s IPO, answered

by Meghann Farnsworth

What could possibly go wrong as Snap goes public?

Snap’s founders and investors hope to sell more than $1 billion in stock as part of its IPO

by Kurt Wagner

Some shareholders are cashing in early.

Snapchat succeeded for one reason, investor says: Snap CEO Evan Spiegel

by Eric Johnson

Lightspeed Venture Partners’ Jeremy Liew explains Spiegel’s game-changing insights into social media.

One way Snapchat’s IPO will be unique: The shares won’t come with voting rights

by Kurt Wagner

Here’s how Snap’s stock structure works.

You can now buy Snap’s video-recording sunglasses online

by Kurt Wagner

Spectacles aren’t available only from a vending machine anymore.

One of Snap’s top ad execs is leaving right before the IPO

by Kurt Wagner

Sriram Krishnan, who joined a year ago from Facebook, was a key leader on Snap’s ad tech team.

Snap created a ‘How to Use Snapchat’ video for Wall Street

by Peter Kafka

Maybe it will help you, too.

CEO Evan Spiegel will likely be worth more than $4 billion once Snap IPOs

by Kurt Wagner

So who else is getting rich?

Snapchat is the most relevant platform for content and marketing, says AwesomenessTV CEO

by Tess Townsend

“Any kind of communication is content on Snapchat.”

Joanna Coles did not take less pay than other Snap directors. The real issue for tech is why so many thought she did.

by Kara Swisher

The outspoken editor could not speak out on an inaccurate meme, due to Snap’s quiet period.

It’s not just Google — Snap has a $1 billion cloud services deal with Amazon, too

by Kurt Wagner

Snap disclosed the deal in a revised version of its S-1 made public Thursday.

Twitter needs to show some momentum ahead of Snap’s IPO

by Kurt Wagner

It might do well to restore some investor faith before Snap eats its lunch.

Snap has financially handcuffed itself to Google Cloud (Updated)

by Peter Guagenti

In doing so, it’s not in control over some key parts of its business and costs for the foreseeable future as its IPO approaches.

Why would I buy stock in Snap?

by Eric Johnson

The Verge’s Lauren Goode and Recode’s Kurt Wagner answer your questions on this bonus episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.

Snapchat added ‘Planet Earth’ to its list of mini shows

by Kurt Wagner

The BBC documentary series is coming to Snapchat on February 17.

Snap looks like it’s Google Cloud’s biggest customer

by Tess Townsend

The soon-to-IPO company is on the hook for $400 million a year with Google — equal to the search giant’s estimated 2015 cloud revenue.

The one chart that should scare Snapchat investors

by Dan Frommer

User growth has been rapidly decelerating.

Snap’s IPO numbers look a lot more like Twitter’s than Facebook’s

by Kurt Wagner

Probably not the comparison investors are looking for.

Snap paid out $58 million to media companies last year

by Dan Frommer

That’s up from about $10 million in 2015.

Snap has a $2 billion contract with Google for cloud services

by Tess Townsend

The company is on the hook for $400 million a year.

Snapchat’s user base was growing quickly — but slowed down last quarter

by Kurt Wagner

Snap added 50 million new users last year, but just five million in Q4.

Evan Spiegel’s investors are giving him a $750 million bonus for taking Snap public

by Peter Kafka

That’s on top of the $5.5 billion he’ll already have.

Snap finally shared the details of its business, which is growing like crazy

by Kurt Wagner

Here’s our first public look at Snap’s private business.

Snap says its automated ad sales are finally ready — just in time for the IPO

by Kurt Wagner

Any advertiser can now use the ad tech to buy Snapchat ads.

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