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Experts like Robert Schiller are arguing whether NFTs are a bubble, a fad, an epidemic — or here to stay

At the heart of the bubble kerfuffle is a question of the language and data: What constitutes a bubble, and how do we know if we were even in one?

Joon Ian Wong

6.18.21 1:55 PM in Features

The r/WallStreetBets Glossary: A field guide to apes, stonks, tendies, and more

Christie Smythe

6.17.21 6:37 PM

Binance’s head of NFTs explains the company’s new focus on creators

Ivan De Luce

6.17.21 12:00 PM

Markets

It's a great time to be a consultant: PwC is hiring over 100,000 new workers

Danny Konstantinovic

6.16.21 6:15 PM

Markets

Danny Konstantinovic

It's a great time to be a consultant: PwC is hiring over 100,000 new workers

PwC announced a new initiative that will dramatically increase its workforce over the next five years.

AMC’s stock surge has cost short sellers over half a billion dollars in two days

Christie Smythe

6.15.21 9:17 PM

3 ways Lordstown Motors’ impending collapse is signaling a SPAC bust

Christie Smythe

6.14.21 8:59 PM

Monday.com IPO will earn CEO Roy Mann $789 million

Danny Konstantinovic

6.8.21 12:30 PM

Chamath, Cuban, bitcoin: Metromile's wild ride into the future of car insurance, where less driving means more profit

Christie Smythe

6.7.21 5:26 PM

The FIGS co-founders are worth nearly $700 million after an impressive IPO

Ivan De Luce

5.27.21 7:00 PM

Videos

Exclusive Interview: How the 21-year-old Wall Street Confessions founder created a must-read for the finance elite

Ri, known as "Wall Street's Gossip Girl," has amassed 113,000 followers on her popular Instagram account, including Jefferies CEO Rich Handler.

Christie Smythe

6.11.21 6:42 PM

How Jack Butcher went from advertising industry burnout to building a $1 million business "visualizing value"

Ivan De Luce

6.9.21 1:00 PM

Exclusive Interview: In less than a year, Joe Pompliano has turned Huddle Up into a six-figure newsletter

Danny Konstantinovic

6.7.21 5:30 PM

Exclusive Interview: Why Justin Zhu says LSD made him a better CEO

Christie Smythe

6.1.21 8:40 PM

Exclusive Interview: Kickstarter co-founder Yancey Strickler on rethinking money in the age of crowdfunding

Julia Gray , Danny Konstantinovic

6.1.21 12:00 PM

Tech

Danny Konstantinovic

Why Uber is bringing medicine to your door

Perscription delivery started taking off just before the pandemic. Now big players like Uber are getting involved.

Tuesday's website outage sent Fastly's followers and stock soaring

Danny Konstantinovic

6.11.21 2:45 PM

Amazon is hiring 52,886 people. That's a lot of people.

Danny Konstantinovic

6.11.21 1:00 PM

Amazon Sidewalk is only going to get bigger, according to job listing data

Danny Konstantinovic

6.9.21 10:11 PM

Five things we know about Fastly, the company that brought down the Internet for an hour

Christie Smythe

6.8.21 4:00 PM

What is Strike, the digital wallet company behind El Salvador's Bitcoin announcement?

Danny Konstantinovic

6.8.21 3:30 PM

Innovation

Joon Ian Wong

Experts like Robert Schiller are arguing whether NFTs are a bubble, a fad, an epidemic — or here to stay

At the heart of the bubble kerfuffle is a question of the language and data: What constitutes a bubble, and how do we know if we were even in one?

Why Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian is making noise about cap tables for startups

Christie Smythe

6.10.21 4:11 PM

Bidet entrepreneur Miki Agrawal wants you to ask her about her butt

Nina Roberts

5.17.21 5:46 PM

Here are the targeted websites where employers are scooping up post-pandemic job-hunters

Andrew Hirschfeld

5.13.21 7:13 PM

Why co-living is booming despite the pandemic

Andrew Hirschfeld

5.6.21 12:00 PM

Forget NFTs! Emoji-based crypto links are selling for hundreds of thousands of dollars

Joon Ian Wong

5.5.21 11:00 AM

Features

Experts like Robert Schiller are arguing whether NFTs are a bubble, a fad, an epidemic — or here to stay

At the heart of the bubble kerfuffle is a question of the language and data: What constitutes a bubble, and how do we know if we were even in one?

Barbershops are back — here are the 5 most loved ones in America, according to our data

Amy Lamare

6.10.21 6:43 PM

Vlad and Niki are two of YouTube’s biggest child stars — meet the firm powering their rise in the creator economy

Ivan De Luce , Julia Gray

6.4.21 2:45 PM

What Bitcoin's crash says about crypto's role in geopolitics

Joon Ian Wong

6.3.21 5:12 PM

Water with a splash of lye: A history of the bizarre alkaline beverage craze

Christie Smythe

5.28.21 5:04 PM

People

Ivan De Luce

Binance’s head of NFTs explains the company’s new focus on creators

Helen Hai, the head of Binance’s NFT and Charity divisions, hopes that the company’s foray into NFTs will pave the way for their use beyond the art world.

Anonymous donor pays $30 million for a ride to space with Jeff Bezos

Danny Konstantinovic

6.14.21 7:00 PM

How the Light Phone curbs your smartphone addiction, according to creator Joe Hollier

Ivan De Luce , Julia Gray

5.27.21 4:00 PM

Meet the 17-year-old Canadian painting prodigy capitalizing on his fame by selling wearable art

As told to Stav Dimitropoulos

5.24.21 5:06 PM

A toilet paper CEO dreamed of “bicoastal" expansion but ended up flushing his company down the drain

Christie Smythe

5.6.21 4:14 PM

After a $4.1 million auction, Mad Dog Jones is NFT royalty

Ivan De Luce

5.5.21 4:00 PM

Latest Articles

This week in Business Twitter: El Salvador and Bitcoin, Fanhouse takes on Apple, and the no-code startup takeover

This week: El Salvador embraces Bitcoin, Developers clash with the App Store, and the rise of no-code companies. Here’s everything you may have missed from this week.

Danny Konstantinovic

6.11.21 9:00 PM

How Bezos' Blue Origin flight is heating up the billionaire space race

Bezos announced Monday that he will take part in Blue Origin's first human voyage in July, amping up the competition between itself, SpaceX and Virgin Galactic.

Danny Konstantinovic

6.7.21 2:48 PM

This week in Business Twitter: Amazon Prime Day, investing advice from Stanley Druckenmiller, and why New York is Europe’s tech hub

This year’s Amazon Prime day announcement drew criticism from tech reporters and VCs alike. Meanwhile, FirstMark Capital’s Matt Turck explains why New York is Europe’s tech capital.

Ivan De Luce

6.4.21 8:00 PM

This week in Business Twitter: The Bitcoin Mining Council, why your phone isn’t listening to you, and lessons from a female solo founder

Elon Musk and Michael Saylor teamed up to start the Bitcoin Mining Council to make the cryptocurrency more eco-friendly, a move that was met with plenty of criticism.

Ivan De Luce

5.28.21 6:00 PM

Scalpers are flipping products on eBay and Amazon again, as new pandemic shortages hit

Shout stain remover in 22-ounce bottles, normally priced around $3-$4, is being sold by online vendors for as much as $11.91 each.

Christie Smythe

5.25.21 3:32 PM

Crypto is crashing. Here's how to bet against it.

Crypto is going through another crash, but people are still trying to make money off its demise through options and betting against companies with large stakes in digital currencies.

Danny Konstantinovic

5.24.21 4:00 PM