The first big tech antitrust lawsuit has landed.
A three-year inquiry into data mishandling by Cambridge Analytica by the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office has come up with diddly-squat. So now what?
In the grand scheme of things though, the 14 per cent drop on Wednesday is probably just “chicken feed”.
When bubbles pop, even the winners are in the wilderness.
Uber and Lyft need to prove they’re economically viable, but doing so while keeping its customer base seems impossible.
Some thoughts.
Tesla may go on to be the market leader in electric vehicles, but it is nothing like the Seattle-based company.
When an option payout is larger than aggregate profits.
V-,U-,W-,L- or Swoosh, it doesn’t matter what shape the recovery is if you’re a unicorn.
We really didn’t think we’d have to spell this out, but if we must...
Dear Rishi, please help my LuxCo with the bills.
Yikes.
Bitcoin plunges to as low as $3867, bringing down all other major cryptocurrencies with it.
Turns out, no one wants to share stuff when there’s disease about.
If they’re good.
Dara channels Descartes.
The streaming service’s attempts to diversify its revenue base seem to be on track.
Tech so disruptive it makes you want to kill yourself.
And the word shouldn’t be halvening (nor even halving, though that would be preferable). It should be tapering.
Twitter’s and Google’s limiting of political advertising doesn’t make them inherently morally superior.
The gig economy becomes the ghost economy.
One chart suggests it might be.
Why the normal rules of competition might not apply at the zero price point.
Digital freedom often comes with real constraints.
But investors should be happy.
What tighter regulation might mean for Google’s all-conquering advertising business.
And a thought about Starbucks.
“Attempts to discredit Holmes for not being a doctor, and for not having completed her studies at Stanford, are the stuff of very small minds.”
She’s enraged FT readers, and now she’s flipping the minds of tabloid readers. But we’re giving you the exclusive op to cross-examine her directly. Let’s hope she’s charged her computer.
Smart Summon doesn’t seem that smart.
