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CEO Brian Chesky: “I thought it would take a few years.”
“What I hope is that we can become the living and breathing example of why diversity is important,” Lake said at Code Conference.
Five years ago, China had just two of the world’s biggest public tech companies by market value while the U.S. had nine.
“That made the $15 price feel disappointing when in reality it didn’t have to be,” Lake said at the Code Conference.
“Pretty darn good” — but misses the point, says Mark Warner.
Splitting up big tech could create an opening for foreign competitors.
Mary Meeker updates her data on immigrant founders.
Warner seemed to be talking about his own probe, but his argument syncs with those made by critics of the Mueller investigation.
Here’s a first look at the most highly anticipated slide deck in Silicon Valley.
“If you create tech that changes the world, the world is going to want to govern you.”
“You look at all of this crazy stuff in the news industry, news and entertainment industry, but I mean, it looks like nobody can keep their pants on.”
“America needs to be the No. 1 tech industry in the world, and we need to continue to invest in that.”
That’s the CEO of the company that owns Fox News.
Here’s what someone who has known the president for more than 20 years had to say.
But does he think Facebook could one day offer an ads-free version? Maybe not.
The government should help, but the private sector needs to lead the way.
He also had some other advice for Facebook.
The people running Facebook, Airbnb, Uber and AT&T are coming onstage with us. Here’s how to listen in.
You might imagine we have a lot of questions for the COO and CTO of the social media giant after its tumultuous year.
It’s his first interview since going public. We’re very excited.
Spiegel is trying to turn Snap into a company that can deliver reliable revenue and profits.
Meet some of the faculty at our first-ever Code University
He’s CEO of 21st Century Fox, for now. What’s next?
Meet the founder behind a rare e-commerce success story.
His giant media merger has become a high-stakes legal fight. We’ll hear all about it.
Their companies are changing the world.
“Nobody is okay with this.”
Pro sports on TV looks the same way it looked 30 years ago, Adam Silver says. He thinks the internet can change that.
Kirsten Green, founder of Forerunner Ventures, breaks down the retail landscape.
“I think retailers’ bad service is killing retailers,” Alber said.
Legendary internet stock analyst Mary Meeker gives her annual look at the internet at our Code Conference.
(Also: Dick Costolo interviews the world’s best tech reviewer.)
Clinton was interviewed by Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg.
The most anticipated slide deck of the year is here.
We got a first look during our Code Conference.
Ballmer was interviewed live at Code Conference by Kara Swisher and Kurt Wagner.
Baquet was live from our Code Conference, interviewed by Peter Kafka.
The two were interviewed on our Code Conference stage by Kara Swisher.
We’ll have some of the top tech and media leaders onstage and you’ll be able to watch live online. Don’t miss it.
We’re starting very soon. See you there.