Theodore Schleifer
Former Senior Reporter, Money and Influence, Recode
Latest articles by Theodore Schleifer
Food delivery prices, labor rights, and the state of the IPO market are all at stake.
Today’s “working robber barons” have used a tax break to create a $110 billion charity stockpile, called donor-advised funds. It isn’t getting any smaller.
Joe Biden’s challenge in Silicon Valley this weekend is to get young donors to like him.
Plus: An attempt to solve conflict in the Middle East with the blockchain, Jony Ive will leave Apple, and Twitter tries to regulate world leaders’ rule-breaking tweets.
Is this the fix to one of Twitter’s most delicate problems?
Plus: TikTok users are trying to fight back against predators on the platform.
Slack’s success puts more pressure on banks to demonstrate what’s so sacred about their tried-and-true IPO.
Plus: Facebook employees are turning — sort of — on Mark Zuckerberg.
Libra, Facebook’s new virtual coin, is the most consequential cryptocurrency effort undertaken in several years.
The Democratic presidential candidate sold a vision of creating 100,000 jobs by 2025. But his organization is way, way behind.