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Nearly five years after Tony Hsieh died in a house fire, it looks like the Zappos CEO's will has finally been found

The will includes a no-contest clause: If any of his four remaining family members fight Hsieh’s wishes, none of them will receive anything.

From $6 billion unicorn to bankrupt cautionary tale: The story of 23andMe

From $6 billion unicorn to bankrupt cautionary tale: The story of 23andMe

DNA testing company 23andMe was a white-hot Silicon Valley startup for years, and Anne Wojcicki was a celebrity CEO. But after going public, investors lost faith in the DNA testing company.

Who could succeed David Solomon as Goldman Sachs' CEO?

Who could succeed David Solomon as Goldman Sachs' CEO?

The Goldman Sachs CEO succession race isn't over until it's over, but there appears to be a clear frontrunner. Here's who is seen as a contender to follow David Solomon.

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The party's over at Party City: How debt and underinvestment sank a four-decade-old retailer

Many small- and midsized retailers aren't investing in tech and store improvements, and customers are voting with their feet.

Trump picks former regulator and crypto booster Paul Atkins to lead Securities and Exchange Commission

Atkins is expected to emphasize free markets and lower penalties.

How the 2024 election broke Silicon Valley

Bolstered by hubris and net worth, tech billionaires have delivered a running commentary on this year's presidential campaign cycle that's hard to tune out.

Meet the ultra-rich Trump and Harris backers

There are billionaires on both sides of the aisle this November. Here’s where they fall:

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Every single member of the board just resigned from DNA tester 23andMe

Every single member of the board just resigned from DNA tester 23andMe

CEO Anne Wojcicki said the mass exodus left her “surprised and disappointed.”

Kamala Harris accepts the Democratic nomination

Kamala Harris accepts the Democratic nomination

Harris spoke to thousands of supporters on the final night of the DNC in Chicago.

Billionaire Google cofounder Larry Page's unlikely advice for new grads: Be lazy

Billionaire Google cofounder Larry Page's unlikely advice for new grads: Be lazy

Google went public 20 years ago. It may never have never been possible without this guiding principle.

Why These Homebuilders' Stock Buybacks Are Important for Investors

Why These Homebuilders' Stock Buybacks Are Important for Investors

Strong housing demand makes homebuilders an ideal long-term investment. The fact that these four are actively buying back their stock only sweetens the pot.

Social media wants to be free (of ads)

Social media wants to be free (of ads)

Advertising has been the main revenue model for social media from its earliest days. But companies like Meta, TikTok, and X are all now considering charging users.

Autonomous cars are free to roll in San Francisco. The first weekend was a doozy

Autonomous cars are free to roll in San Francisco. The first weekend was a doozy

Reports of stalled cars near the Outside Lands music festival, and in other parts of the city, provided an I-told-you-so moment for critics of a new resolution allowing robotaxis to ply the streets of San Francisco.

Creators react to Threads: ‘It’s better than Twitter’

Creators react to Threads: ‘It’s better than Twitter’

But monetization questions loom for Zuckerberg’s latest iteration.

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Gloves are about to come off in Meta vs Apple fight

First Apple kneecapped Meta's ad business, now it's going after the metaverse platform that Mark Zuckerberg staked out.

Five things to know about the next US housing crisis

High home prices, scarcity and global uncertainty may be the perfect recipe for a US housing crisis, economists say.

What Your Candy Preference Says About You

People who eat candy every day were more likely to identify as “night owls” instead of “early birds,” (43% vs. 17%).

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