Sorry, but this is too much.
Here’s the org chart to tide you over.
“Investors who dumped Uber stock last week are idiots.”
Fintech was already too much. We really don’t need femtech, suptech, martech, or littech, thanks.
How much is that uni in the window? With start-ups delaying conventional M&A exits in favour of continuous fundraising, no one can be sure.
All eyes are on the compound annual growth rates.
And this time, it’s our old friend Wirecard’s fault, apparently.
If you’re going to quit air travel for the sake of the planet, you should also quit Netflix and Youtube.
A somewhat personal journey through the online culture wars.
Alphaville investigates a minor mystery.
Clegg has a “very substantive” role at Facebook, apparently.
The BIS outlines why the issue isn't whether big tech techniques are effective; it's whether they are desirable.
A quick look at how branches are faring.
A new paper reveals the heavy environmental and financial costs involved in training deep learning models.
Let's talk about SAAS baby.
FT Alphaville spends 72 hours on Companies House. So you don't have to.
Do the expensive stock dance.
Goldman take a look at the winners from streaming's golden age.
TFW you feel sorry for the third-richest person in the world.
A paean to the Tesla bull turning bearish.
Earnings opaqueness only exacerbates concerns over low pay.
Woe betide he, who forgets EV.
How $2.4bn went from ‘contingency fund’ to being potentially burnt through in 10 months
The automotive industry may end up looking more like the past than many seem to suppose, argues a new book from transport expert David Metz.
Tesla tips below $200 for the first time since December 2016.
And why the current obsession with negative-margin hypergrowth can only create zero-sum tech enterprises.
Probably not.
Audiophile trigger warning.
Much ink has been spilled about who owns Darktrace and its connections to Mike Lynch. After a secondary share sale, Balderton Capital becomes the latest investor to join the shareholder register.
Softbank.
