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Snap CEO Evan Spiegel isn’t ready to sell his company

“I believe we’re far from reaching our full potential.”

By Shirin Ghaffary

Why Disney didn’t buy Twitter

Bots were fine. Nastiness wasn’t.

By Peter Kafka

Amazon’s CEO still isn’t accepting the historic Staten Island union victory

By Jason Del Rey

Google CEO Sundar Pichai swears his company has real competition

By Shirin Ghaffary

Meta hasn’t “really learned the right lesson,” whistleblower Frances Haugen says

By Sara Morrison and Shirin Ghaffary

Sen. Klobuchar says Big Tech money hasn’t stopped her antitrust push ... yet

By Sara Morrison

Mark Cuban says pharma villain Martin Shkreli inspired him

By Rani Molla

Self-driving cars: The 21st-century trolley problem

By Rani Molla

Amazon’s facial recognition boss wants the feds to hurry up with regulation

By Jason Del Rey

Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon: the Code Conference interview (transcript)

By Eric Johnson

Rockefeller Foundation president Raj Shah: the Code Conference interview (transcript)

By Eric Johnson

Twitter’s co-founder yearns for the time when bloggers couldn’t get instant feedback

By Shirin Ghaffary

Delta’s CEO says the Boeing 737 Max 8 scandal has “traumatized” the aviation industry

By Emily Stewart

Apple’s attempts to limit data sharing on kids’ apps is negatively impacting PBS

By Emily Stewart

Why SoFi would be interested in buying naming rights to the LA football stadium

By Theodore Schleifer

Rockefeller Foundation’s Rajiv Shah explains how tech can actually help save the world

By Rani Molla

Russian Doll will be back for a second season on Netflix

By Emily Stewart

The media’s “Trump bump” wasn’t as big as you might think

By Emily Stewart

Former leaders at Facebook, Google, and Twitter think regulation is coming for their old employers

By Theodore Schleifer

Tech companies are enabling a “machine of deportation” say leading immigrant rights advocates

By Shirin Ghaffary

Goldman Sachs’ CEO says the real test for Uber is how it does over time

By Emily Stewart

Mary Meeker’s most important trends on the internet

By Rani Molla

YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki: The Code Conference interview (transcript)

By Eric Johnson

Medium CEO Ev Williams wants to get the internet right this time around

By Shirin Ghaffary

Delta Air Lines’ CEO has battled both the NRA and Bernie Sanders

By Jason Del Rey

Between corporate media giants and Trump, PBS has big challenges

By Emily Stewart

Anthony Noto stabilized SoFi. Now, he’s trying to make the online lender a household name.

By Jason Del Rey

The US is growing more unequal. Some say philanthropy isn’t the solution.

By Theodore Schleifer

Running the New York Times is just one thing A.G. Sulzberger is working on

By Peter Kafka

Should tech companies build tools for US immigration enforcement agencies?

By Shirin Ghaffary

One of the world’s top bankers knows tech is key to the future of his company

By Shirin Ghaffary

Voter suppression is the most existential crisis in our democracy, according to Stacey Abrams

By Shirin Ghaffary

Twitter’s top policy exec said there’s “no doubt” that some social media content contributes to radicalization

By Shirin Ghaffary

Instagram’s chief says breaking it off from Facebook would make Instagram a less safe space

By Theodore Schleifer

Can US companies solve the Trump tariff problem by manufacturing in the US? It’s complicated.

By Emily Stewart

YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki says vetting videos before they go up isn’t the right answer

By Rani Molla

Here are a few ways corporations can stick up for people who aren’t shareholders

By Theodore Schleifer

“We don’t want to be knee-jerk”: YouTube responds to Vox on its harassment policies

By Emily Stewart

The reckoning: a manifesto for Code 2019

By Kara Swisher

Recode Daily: How to follow Recode’s Code Conference today

By Kat Borgerding

Stacey Abrams is leading the debate on some of the most important political issues in 2019

By Shirin Ghaffary

Andy Jassy is the most powerful Amazon executive not named Jeff

By Jason Del Rey