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When Pinterest users started searching for vaccines, CEO Ben Silbermann pulled all medical information from the platform

By Devin Nadi

More tech companies are selling stock that keeps their founders in power

By Rani Molla

Pinterest is growing, but not as fast as Twitter or Snap were when they filed their IPOs

By Kurt Wagner and Theodore Schleifer

Pinterest is interviewing bankers — a sign that the IPO is finally happening

By Theodore Schleifer and Kurt Wagner

Benchmark’s Scott Belsky has four magic words for entrepreneurs: ‘Do your fucking job’

By Eric Johnson

Uber, Pinterest and the rest of the 2019 IPO class emerged from the ashes of the Great Recession

By Theodore Schleifer

Longer videos are coming to Instagram today

By Kurt Wagner

One of Pinterest’s top product executives, Jon Alferness, has left the company after less than a year

By Kurt Wagner

Facebook is not getting any bigger in the United States

By Kurt Wagner and Rani Molla

Pinterest has hired former Google and Square executive Francoise Brougher as its first COO

By Kurt Wagner

It’s moving slowly, but Pinterest and other tech companies are becoming less white and less male

By Rani Molla and Kurt Wagner

Tim Kendall, Pinterest’s top business executive, is leaving the company

By Kurt Wagner

Pinterest has new ad-targeting options like ‘vegetarian barbecue’ and ‘desk yoga’

By Kurt Wagner

Full video: Tim Kendall of Pinterest from Code Commerce

By Kat Borgerding

Fewer than 10 percent of images on Pinterest are shoppable but that will soon change

By Rani Molla

More Code Commerce speakers: Dia&Co’s Nadia Boujarwah and Pinterest president Tim Kendall

By Jason Del Rey

When Silicon Valley startups want to sell ads they head to the South of France

By Peter Kafka and Rani Molla

Meet Tim Kendall — the exec making sure Pinterest lives up to its $12 billion valuation

By Kurt Wagner

Pinterest raised another $150 million and is now valued at more than $12 billion

By Kurt Wagner

Pinterest is now advertising on billboards around New York City

By Kurt Wagner

Pinterest has hired a new product boss from Microsoft

By Kurt Wagner

Pinterest is putting its autoplay video ads in a lot more places

By Kurt Wagner

Pinterest is killing off its ‘Like’ button and wants you to know it’s different from Facebook and Instagram

By Kurt Wagner

Google is trying to turn Image Search into a shopping tool

By Tess Townsend

Pinterest expects to make more than $500 million in revenue this year

By Kurt Wagner

Pinterest has acquired Jelly, Twitter co-founder Biz Stone’s Q&A startup

By Kurt Wagner

Pinterest will now let you search for products using any image you find online — without visiting Pinterest

By Kurt Wagner

Pinterest is making it easier to click and buy the stuff you see

By Kurt Wagner

Pinterest is launching autoplay video 

By Kurt Wagner

Salesforce force Benioff and Pinterest’s top creative guy will headline Code Enterprise

By Kara Swisher and Johana Bhuiyan

Pinterest has hired its first CFO: Twitter exec Todd Morgenfeld

By Kurt Wagner

Pinterest has acquired Instapaper, Betaworks’ save-it-for-later app

By Kurt Wagner

Pinterest is finally selling video ads

By Kurt Wagner

Pinterest confirms 'acqhire' of mobile advertising startup URX

By Jason Del Rey

Pinterest in Talks to Buy -- Or 'Acqhire' -- Deep Linking Startup URX

By Mark Bergen and Jason Del Rey

New York Times Tries Boosting Its Social Media Influence by Buying HelloSociety

By Peter Kafka

Is Pinterest Really a Social Network 'for Women?'

By Eric Johnson

Pinterest Nabs Google VP Jon Kaplan to Lead Global Sales

By Mark Bergen

Pinterest Hires Its First Diversity Head to Get More Women, Minorities on Board

By Kurt Wagner

Confronting the Software-ization of Media

By James Abels