Money Archive
Archives for September 2014


Some big new guns for the ephemeral messaging service.


This deal indicates a growing interest in subscription video services for the joint venture.


For the average user -- the Facebook user -- the conventional wisdom about VR may be wrong.


Underwriters exercised an option to sell an additional 48 million shares, according to a source.


Reviewing the latest lineup of Apple products, looking back on the legendary CEO’s legacy at Oracle and assessing what the Chinese e-commerce giant will do with all that dough.


Oculus has a unique “ethos of hope,” Brett Leonard says.


The Re/code staff cleans up nice to step behind the cameras.


Kennedy most recently oversaw the product management team that was working on a new set of payments-related products for consumers at the e-commerce giant.




Alibaba’s landmark IPO capped off a busy first four months on the job for NYSE President Tom Farley.


When some tech manager insists you boil it down to statistics and technical jargon, remember that they’re the engineers.


The iPhone black market appears to be alive and well outside this SoHo store.


“VR still has the reputation of, you have something on your face and it’s ugly and you look stupid, but ...”


Bonus: Audio of Jack Ma’s welcome speech. Also: Oysters!