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A Hint of a Turf War Between Twitter’s Co-Founders, Buried in the Fine Print
Jack Dorsey cedes his shareholder voting rights to Evan Williams — huh?
Two Years After Steve Jobs’ Death, Is Apple a Different Company?
At the heart of the debate about Apple’s future is the tension between radical innovation and incrementalism
Instagram Will Usher in Ads
The move is the first step toward monetizing the Facebook-owned service
Google Is Far From Losing the War Over Social
Google’s social network, Google+, is more popular than Twitter. Every month, nearly 390 million people worldwide use the service to post messages, make video calls and endorse search results by clicking on a so-called +1 …
Alan Mulally Is the Right CEO to Save Microsoft
Long-time auto writer Doron Levin argues that Ford’s savior could pull the same trick at the software maker.
Netflix Is Coming After Your Cable Box
Streaming service is now available to cable subscribers abroad but will face challenges working out similar deals in the U.S.
Don’t Expect Troubled Tech Companies to Start Going Private
First Dell arranged a leveraged buyout to take itself private. Now BlackBerry is making a similar move, working with its largest investor Fairfax Financial in a proposed $4.7 billion deal. Does this mean the market climate is …
Report: Twitter Plans To Make IPO Filing Public This Week
Source tells site Quartz date could change because of possible disturbance like government shutdown
Facebook Is Making Its Ads Less Spammy
Annoyed by the crass dating ads on Facebook and the dubious pitches for six-pack abs?
Ahead of Twitter Offering, Wall Street Warms to Social Stocks
Facebook’s successful push into mobile advertising is good news for Twitter, at least in the short term
Creator of Candy Crush Takes ‘Risky’ IPO
U.K. games company starts public offering process worth an estimated $5 billion