Robinhood's trail of destruction is catching up to it The trading app has lost two-thirds of its market value since its IPO, and there are other signs it's in a downward spiral. Karen K. Ho 5.2.22 9:27 PM Markets
Uber and Lyft customers hate surge pricing — but here’s why it won’t go away Ride-hailing companies were criticized for hiking prices after this week’s tragedy in Brooklyn, though the surcharges were later reversed. Zack Abrams 4.15.22 9:06 PM Markets
Truth Social by the numbers: How we know Trump’s social media app isn’t winning We looked at the numbers that reveal the struggles of what was supposed to be the Trump Twitter. Sam Klebanov 4.11.22 7:01 PM Tech
The curious story of how CUSIP numbers became a Wall Street battleground CUSIP numbers are like a Dewey Decimal System for stocks and bonds. They’re also a source of illegal monopoly power, according to investor lawsuits. Doug Bailey 3.25.22 4:51 PM Markets
What’s powering Poshmark? A look at the resale clothing app’s path to a $1 billion market cap App activity, job listings, inventory and sales are all up — but investors are wondering if it’s doing well enough. Nadja Sayej , Zack Abrams 4.7.22 8:19 PM Features
What’s dragging down Netflix — besides a disappointing Oscars night Price hikes, outrage over crackdowns on password sharing, and strong competition from all sides are buffeting the streaming giant. Zack Abrams 3.29.22 6:15 PM Markets
Reddit is eyeing a $15 billion IPO. Here’s how it became the giant cultural force it is today. The “front page of the internet” is determined to go public this year. Sam Klebanov 3.15.22 6:47 PM Features
No one knows who’s on the hook if a DAO gets sued Believers say DAOs are the future of work, but it’s not clear who gets held accountable if something goes wrong. Doug Bailey 3.16.22 4:37 PM Crypto