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Airbnb Purges More Than Half of Its Boston Listings
The home sharing service is adopting a more conciliatory tone with local regulators ahead of an expected initial public offering ... -
Why Did PayPal Pay $4 Billion for a Coupon Browser Extension?
Honey’s value may be in its mobile app, which solved a problem retailers have struggled with for years—and could give ... -
Every Startup Needs to Prepare for Its Downfall
Silicon Valley lives in denial, so nobody plans for the inevitable. http://www.wired.com/ -
Pinterest Has a New Plan to Address Self-Harm
The company has gotten better at removing distressing content. Now it wants to help users feel better. http://www.wired.com/ -
Ben Horowitz on a Murder, Genghis Khan, and Corporate Culture
If he simply told companies that new employee orientation programs were valuable they would blow him off. So he resorts ... -
Former Facebook Executive Chris Cox on Elections and Climate Change
At WIRED25, the ex-chief product officer talks about why he left the social media company and his new work on ... -
Stripe CEO Patrick Collison on Crypto, China, and Fixing the Web
In a conversation at WIRED25, the online payments CEO talks about cryptocurrency, government regulation, the housing crisis, and doing business ... -
Ecosia's Search Engine Plants More Trees With Every Web Search
The search engine Ecosia is trying to slow climate change by funneling profits into organizations that plant trees in deforested ... -
Even in an Existential Crisis, WeWork Continues to Grow
At a party celebrating the launch of WeWork’s newest Food Lab, the company’s bigger problems seemed far away. http://www.wired.com/ -
WeWork’s Failure is SoftBank’s Day Of Reckoning
Opinion: Venture capitalists need to take stock of reality after all the blitzscaling. http://www.wired.com/
