Bad Times in Tech? Not if You’re a Start-Up Serving Other Start-Ups
Meet the two Stanford dropouts, both 23, who run Brex, which provides charge cards to start-ups. Its growth is a sign of Silicon Valley’s unflagging exuberance.
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Meet the two Stanford dropouts, both 23, who run Brex, which provides charge cards to start-ups. Its growth is a sign of Silicon Valley’s unflagging exuberance.
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In an era of smartphone addiction, a single-purpose device like an e-reader may help you unplug and focus on content that will bring you joy.
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After battling social media impostors for years, Representative Adam Kinzinger of Illinois wants to force Facebook to do more to combat fake accounts.
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For years, impostors have been posing as members of the military to bilk people out of money. Why has Facebook been unable to stop them?
By Pui-Wing Tam and
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Plus, where should police departments draw the line with facial recognition surveillance?
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John Herrman, who writes about the internet, is using many of the same tech tools as a decade ago — but the conversation around how we use them has changed.
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Give the camera someone else’s face — or obscure your own. Strive for asymmetry. Make your head unheadlike.
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Plus, the Epstein scandal takes another casualty — Deutsche Bank.
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The combined company could potentially lead to higher prices, improved service and faster deployment of 5G network technology.
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