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Coinbase Direct Listing Set for April 14 After SEC Approval
Coinbase said Thursday that it will begin trading on April 14, following regulatory approval of its direct listing from the SEC.
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Why This Tech Entrepreneur Left the Bay Area for Arkansas and Closed His Offices for Good
Phil Libin, co-founder and CEO of start-up studio All Turtles, is learning on the fly how to build a company with a fully-distributed workforce.
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Coinbase Valuation Soars to $68 Billion Ahead of Highly Anticipated Crypto Listing
Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase has reached an implied $68 billion valuation ahead of its highly anticipated direct listing on the Nasdaq.
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How Salesforce Became Silicon Valley's Best Late-Stage Tech Investor
Salesforce reported a $2.2 billion gain in 2020 from strategic investments, after the IPOs of Snowflake and nCino.
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Okta Says It's Buying Security Rival Auth0 for $6.5 Billion, Sending Stock Plunging
Okta, whose software allows office workers to access their apps through a secure service, is buying one of its top competitors.
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Coinbase Prospectus Lacks Key Trading Details for Investors Who Want in on the Direct Listing
In Coinbase’s direct listing prospectus on Thursday, the company provided almost no indication about how private investors value the stock.
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Salesforce Revenue Up 20% From Last Year, Forecast Calls for Similar Growth Rate
The impact of Slack could be cutting in to Salesforce’s earnings for the full fiscal year.
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Microsoft-Owned LinkedIn Goes Down for Some Users
Recruiters, job seekers and salespeople weren’t able to use the Microsoft-owned business social network, and advertisers couldn’t show ads on it.
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Here Are the Top Candidates to Replace Andy Jassy as Head of Amazon Web Services
Amazon decided Andy Jassy won’t continue to run the cloud operation when he becomes CEO. A few names have emerged as his possible successor, and one stands out.
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UiPath and Databricks Set the Stage for Direct Listings With Huge Funding Rounds
Cloud software developers UiPath and Databricks announced mammoth financing rounds on Monday, and both are now set up to go public in a non-traditional manner.
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Even If You're Working From Home, Your Employer Is Still Keeping Track of Your Productivity—Here's What You Need to Know
Millions of Americans are shifting to a workplace setting at home due to the continuous spread of COVID-19. Although it may be tempting to slack off work when stuck inside the comfort of your home, proceed with caution — your boss could be watching.
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Slack Goes Down Globally for Hours on First Work Day of 2021
Office communication tool Slack started the first work day of the new year with a widespread outage.
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Slack Service Goes Down for More Than Three Hours
The video and chat platform helps remote workers stay in touch and has been particularly important during the Covid pandemic.
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For Mental Health Start-Up Modern Health, Pandemic-Fueled Growth Created Whole New Set of Anxieties
Modern Health founder and CEO Alyson Watson had to remind employees that their mental health comes first during a year of anxiety amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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What It's Like to Be Matt Slack Who Has the Twitter Handle @Slack, Like the Tech Company Salesforce Just Bought for Over $27 Billion
Matt Slack joined Twitter as @slack in 2006. A Michigan software engineer, he sometimes troubleshoots for customers who have mistaken him for the company and was even invited to the 2019 direct listing of Slack on NYSE.
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Covid Vaccine Race Has U.S. States Scrambling for Funding: CNBC After Hours
CNBC’s Ylan Mui reports that a Covid-19 vaccine could be cleared for emergency use before states have the money necessary to distribute it to their residents.
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Salesforce Acquires Slack for Over $27 Billion, Marking Cloud Software Vendor's Largest Deal Ever
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has been on an acquisition spree in recent years, buying Tableau and MuleSoft.
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