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The Morning Show’s producers say many of its critics are “Apple haters”

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Facebook still isn’t clear about why it won’t take down false political ads

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Why Google Has Your Health Records

Google has partnered with one of America's large hospital networks and gained access to millions of health records. CNBC's Christina Farr explains what it's doing with them.

HBO Max wants to be the next cable bundle instead of the next Netflix

By Jason Del Rey

Sports Illustrated’s new bosses defend why they bought a brand and not a company

By Rani Molla

Why Vice’s new CEO thinks Vice’s former, ousted CEO doesn’t get enough credit

By Theodore Schleifer

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Code Media 2019: News & updates

By Vox Staff

DoorDash and Uber Eats aren’t collecting sales tax on delivery fees in some states. That could be a problem.

By Shirin Ghaffary

Google just got access to millions of medical records. Here are the pros and cons.

By Delia Paunescu

A pivot from tech to empowerment at bra startup ThirdLove

By Zoe Schiffer

The world’s most profitable company is about to go public

By Lauren Katz

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By Vox Staff

America’s sex education system is broken. This chatbot wants to be the solution.

By Delia Paunescu

Twitter is walking into a minefield with its political ads ban

By Emily Stewart

Nike’s breakup with Amazon is a lose-lose situation for everyone — including you

By Jason Del Rey

Netflix says it speaks truth to power, after all

By Peter Kafka

A bait-and-switch scam ran unchecked on Airbnb. Here’s how it worked.

By Delia Paunescu

Listen to our new podcast with never-before-told stories about Amazon’s ascent

By Jason Del Rey

How Trump is using Facebook to amplify his fight against impeachment

By Emily Stewart and Rani Molla

Google’s former CEO just committed another $1 billion to charity. But he’s spending it on buzzwords.

By Theodore Schleifer

Dopamine fasting is Silicon Valley’s hot new trend. Is it backed by science?

By Sigal Samuel

Disney says its new Disney+ streaming service is so popular you can’t stream it

By Peter Kafka

Why is SMS texting a mess? Fixing it is harder than you think.

By Delia Paunescu

10 lessons for Disney, Apple, and all the new streaming companies trying to take down Netflix

By Matthew Ball and Alex Kruglov

The Seattle politician Amazon tried to oust has declared victory

By Jason Del Rey

WeWork is reportedly in talks to hire a new CEO, and he’s a character

By Rani Molla and Shirin Ghaffary

Bloomberg’s Matt Levine explains Wall Street, WeWork, and how to leave Goldman Sachs for a much lower-paying job

By Peter Kafka

Wildfires are getting worse. Can new technology make us safer?

By Delia Paunescu

Jeff Bezos asked Michael Bloomberg months ago if he’d consider running for president

By Jason Del Rey

One of Peter Thiel’s venture capital firms has devolved into legal chaos

By Theodore Schleifer

Now that Netflix has more streaming competitors, it suddenly cares about ratings

By Peter Kafka

Here’s what WeWork is giving laid-off employees who aren’t named Adam Neumann

By Shirin Ghaffary

The government keeps its use of facial recognition tech secret. The ACLU is suing.

By Delia Paunescu

Bill Gates on Elizabeth Warren, Jeffrey Epstein, and why he’d pay more — but not too much more — in taxes

By Theodore Schleifer

Amazon tried to buy a new Seattle City Council. It doesn’t look like it worked.

By Jason Del Rey

After a wild 8 years, Facebook’s former VP of communications is switching to venture capital investments

By Kara Swisher

Twitter got rid of political ads. Will it help or hurt social media’s influence on politics?

By Delia Paunescu

Twitter chose to ban political ads. But pressuring Facebook to do the same could backfire.

By Emily Stewart

HBO will be the center of a tell-all oral history book

By Peter Kafka

The internet is getting less free

By Rani Molla

Bernie Sanders escalates the war on tech and calls out Apple’s “hypocrisy” on housing

By Theodore Schleifer

More than 1,000 Google employees signed a letter demanding the company reduce its carbon emissions

By Shirin Ghaffary

Nike’s high-tech Vaporfly sneakers help athletes run 4 percent faster. Should they be banned for providing an unfair advantage?

By Delia Paunescu