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Bessemer and Accel-backed freelance marketplace startup Fiverr has filed to go public

Becky Peterson

There are 360 ways to add Uber to FAANG and analysts already disagree over where to put it

Becky Peterson

Uber has officially priced its IPO at $45 per share

Becky Peterson

Hackers stole $40 million of bitcoin from one of the world's largest crypto-exchanges

Arjun Reddy

Beyond Meat soars 163% in its first day of trading

Rebecca Ungarino

These 9 charts from Apple's most recent quarter show the tricky situation it's in as it moves away from the iPhone and towards services

Alexei Oreskovic

Google's ad business is facing its biggest new threat in years, but for Google's Q1 earnings, Amazon's 'bark is worse than the bite'

Nick Bastone

Intel dipped down over 6% after CEO Bob Swan said it's 'taking a more cautious view of the year' as it slashes its earnings forecast

Rosalie Chan

Amazon's Q1 report offered a mixed bag for investors — a huge earnings beat but disappointing guidance

Troy Wolverton

Why Facebook is paying a fine of $3 billion to $5 billion

Nick Bastone

Microsoft briefly becomes a $1 trillion company after reporting earnings that blew away Wall Street estimates

Matt Weinberger

Markets Insider launches private-company data pages with help from Crunchbase

Seth Archer

READY FOR LYFT-OFF: Lyft to IPO on Friday at whopping $21 billion valuation

Becky Peterson

Pinterest’s IPO structure could give CEO Ben Silbermann the right to control the company from beyond the grave

Becky Peterson

Billion-dollar startup Zoom filed to go public — and shares of a totally unrelated company also called called Zoom shot up 1,100%

Becky Peterson

Ocado, the online grocer making waves on both sides of the Atlantic, is soaring after entering venture talks with an iconic UK retailer

Will Martin

Twitter co-founder Ev Williams has stepped down from the $24 billion company's board

Becky Peterson

$US7 billion Slack has filed to go public

Becky Peterson

Stocks are falling after a fresh set of horrible data out of China reignited worries about the global economy

Will Martin

Chinese stocks were the worst in the world in 2018, losing 27% — here's why

Will Martin