Northern Virginia Is Keeping Amazon’s 25,000 Jobs, and Wants You to Know It
WASHINGTON — When Amazon canceled its plans to build an expansive corporate campus in New
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As Uber Prepares for I.P.O., Its Losses Pile Up
SAN FRANCISCO — Technology companies rarely make money before they go public. Twitter was unprofitable
The Strange Experience of Being Australia’s First Tech Billionaires
SYDNEY, Australia — Atlassian is a very boring software company. It develops products for software
T-Mobile-Sprint Deal Gets New Scrutiny From the Left
WASHINGTON — When T-Mobile announced its intention to buy Sprint last April, the prospects for
How Facebook’s Tiny China Sales Floor Helps Generate Big Ad Money
SHENZHEN — Facebook’s apps and websites have been blocked in China for years. The company
Tech Fix: Are Your Children Racking Up Charges From Mobile Games? Here’s How to Fight Back
Is your child a “whale”? A teenager once spent $6,500 on Facebook games over two
The Shift: Instacart and DoorDash’s Tip Policies Deliver Outrage
Delivery has always been a rough business. Since time immemorial, couriers have braved the elements,
The Rise of the Robot Reporter
As reporters and editors find themselves the victims of layoffs at digital publishers and traditional
Snap Stems the Flood of Users Leaving Its App
SAN FRANCISCO — Snap lost millions of users last year after an unpopular redesign of
Slack Files for Public Offering, Joining Silicon Valley’s Stock Market Rush
SAN FRANCISCO — Slack, a workplace messaging company, said Monday that it had confidentially filed