

“We couldn’t ensure that we were giving people great information.”


Lyft and Pinterest are the latest in a trend of IPOs with voting rights that favor founders.


Pinterest just filed for its IPO, and the big question will be whether it’s a social media company, an e-commerce company, or a search company.


Will the company go public before any looming recession?


Belsky, a venture partner at Benchmark and the CPO at Adobe, talks about his book “The Messy Middle” on the latest Recode Decode.


Ten years ago, the economy was in free fall. The tech companies expected to go public next year helped rebuild it.


Plus Messenger’s autoplay video ads, Pinterest’s shopping ambitions and more news from Cannes Lions.


Alferness, who reported directly to CEO Ben Silbermann, just joined Pinterest in August.


It looks like Facebook’s U.S. user growth has officially peaked.


Brougher joins as Pinterest is eyeing an IPO.


Pinterest released its latest diversity report on Tuesday.


Kendall is going to build his own health care startup.


Better targeting = better ads, Pinterest hopes.


Tim Kendall discusses Pinterest as an e-commerce business.


Pinterest sees itself more as an ad company than as a retail outlet.


The Recode event takes place September 13 and 14 in New York City.


Glamorous Cannes is now a routine stop on the road to IPO.
Kendall is Pinterest’s money man.


The company has raised more than $1 billion since it was founded in 2010.


Pinterest wants to grow its user base.


Lawrence Ripsher is joining the visual search startup to lead all consumer products.


Pinterest wants to make $500 million in revenue this year. More video ads should help.


Pinterest isn’t a social network, okay?


Google wants to help you find a purse to match that dress.


The visual discovery site is on the path to an IPO.


Stone and co-founder Ben Finkel are taking new roles at Pinterest.


See something you like? This new browser extension can help you find it.


“Shop the look” is a new product that tags multiple products in Pinterest photos.




It’s the end of your work as you know it — will you feel fine?

But that doesn’t mean it is planning an IPO.

Pinterest will keep Instapaper as a standalone app.


Welcome to the world of video advertising, Pinterest.


About half of URX’s 30-person staff is joining in the deal.


Is another deep linking startup biting the dust?


The paper of record buys an early mover in the “Pinfluencer” world.


Just ask engineer Tracy Chou, our guest on this week’s Too Embarrassed to Ask. Plus: Lauren Goode and Kurt Wagner answer your questions about Snapchat.


The Googler is taking the job vacated last June by media exec Joanne Bradford.


Pinterest wants to be less white, less male.


“Now that software lives in our pockets, runs our cars and homes, and dominates our waking lives, ignorance of code is no longer acceptable.”