BNPL firms saw a massive bump during the height of the pandemic and this holiday shopping season. Now, they're being forced to publicly acknowledge the "practices and risks" of issuing short-term installment loans to a younger generation of credit-averse shoppers.

The delivery startup is raising $1.5 billion in a convertible note led by Guggenheim Partners.

Google will absorb most of Sidewalk Labs' products, Engadget reported, and Alphabet will spin off one of its business as a standalone company

The ByteDance-owned app says it is testing ways to avoid recommending clusters of content that could be negative to users’ wellbeing.

The marketing software firm, which lets merchants gather customer data on their own sites and apps during transactions, is among the beneficiaries of Apple's privacy changes that have slowed ad revenue growth for social media giants like Facebook and Snap.

The company is in talks to raise as much as $4 billion from a merger with a special purpose acquisition vehicle from Churchill Capital.

The social media company which became a hub for meme-stock mania was last valued at $10 billion when it announced a round of financing in August.

Beijing's talks with Didi about the possibility of taking a stake are part of a planned restructuring of the company's business.

While Samsara provides cloud-based software and hardware devices for tracking vehicle fleets, it considers itself a software company first and foremost.

Haun will launch her own venture capital firm in early 2022.

Google told staff they must upload proof of vaccination to the company or apply for an exemption; those who don’t will be placed on leave and eventually fired

The U.S. is placing more Chinese firms on the blacklist due to their alleged involvement in the surveillance of the Uyghur muslim minority.

Robinhood acquired Cove Markets, which lets users trade crypto across multiple exchanges.

U.S. VC fundraising soars past $100 billion this year as Norwest, Initialized announce new funds.

An interim report from the UK regulator lays out ways it could try to spur more competition in smartphone operating systems and payments

Melissa Waters is the latest of several Meta executives to step down in recent weeks.

The bill would create a system for researchers to submit proposals to the National Science Foundation.

The move shows how Chinese online content platforms continue to face risks amid Beijing's regulatory crackdown. 

The new challenge comes after Pony.ai, which is based in China and the U.S., earlier this year halted its plans to go public in New York.

The changes have upended the mobile advertising industry.