Influence Archive
Archives for May 2018
“Many of us set goals the wrong way, and most of us aren’t even setting goals at all.”
The venture capital firm behind Snap has been exploring three different options as part of an effort to drastically scale up the firm’s activity in the space.
Breaking down the stats that Elon Musk and his self-driving-car cohorts use to say their vehicles are safer.
The deal makes Tanium one of the most highly valued startups in the enterprise space.
The advisory firm Glass Lewis says it is concerned by the venture capitalist’s “fairly extraordinary” leave of absence.
The company is also launching a new “USD Coin” tied to the value of the U.S. dollar.
Her eventual exit will raise some questions about Kleiner’s commitment to science investing.
Thousands of apps have been reviewed, and 200 have been suspended pending further review.
Doerr’s new book unpacks the power of communicating and measuring your goals.
“We reject the excuse that getting the most out of technology means trading away your right to privacy.”
The “Chaos Monkeys” author, who helped Facebook develop its ad-targeting system, busts some myths on the latest Too Embarrassed to Ask.
It’s usually other sovereign wealth funds, not New Zealand’s, making Silicon Valley headlines.
A steep downround as the workplace tool battles Slack and Zoom.
Tiger Global, SoftBank and Accel have reason to celebrate after Walmart bought their shares.
“After this huge thing happens — our country gets attacked — I think the customers would have been like, ‘Okay! That makes me feel like you’ve got it!’”