Jack Dorsey


Twitter thinks it might achieve profitability by the end of the year.


A tale of two companies, one CEO.


It doesn’t look like much of a celebration.

Dorsey and Twitter haven’t moved quick enough.


The test group was selected at random.


Tweets are about to get longer.


The company’s user growth is still a problem after all.


But will their words lead to any changes to the proposed policy?


Dorsey says building software could enact change faster than public policies could.


“Being a CEO is a hard job, I can speak to that,” Ballmer said. “Being a CEO of two things, I can’t even imagine.”


It’s a prepaid card, not a real debit card. But it’s like the one Jack Dorsey recently showed off.


If you think Square’s design is simple now ...


So old-school.


“A few steps forward, some back,” @Jack tweets.


Remember when Jack Dorsey’s Square was supposedly crumbling? I do.


Francoise Brougher is exiting after four years.


Twitter will not help Trump build his proposed database of Muslim-Americans.


“I think that’s interesting, I think it’s fascinating,” Dorsey added.
Dorsey is CEO of two companies and that’s not changing anytime soon.
Mckesson said he has blocked 19,000 Twitter accounts, “one at a time.”


Banks says she was supposed to cast a spell on Dorsey’s behalf.


More amazing players take to our stage in May to talk tech, media and much more.


Twitter employees love Twitter!


Silicon Valley denizens prefer to diss each other in hush-hush sotto voce. Not Chamath!


A lot has happened, but Wall Street doesn’t seem to like much of it.


Twitter is effectively expanding its role as a publisher by hosting more content on its own service.


This is why 140-characters will soon be a thing of the past.


He sleeps six hours and he likes to meditate. A lot.


Dorsey is giving away 1 percent of the company.


With Square’s IPO on the way, here are three key questions investors are probably asking.

How he went from CEO reject to CEO savior.


To be or not to be -- the CEO.


The former Googler ran a giant $15 billion-plus business there.

