CNBC reveals the 2019 Disruptor 50 list, identifying start-ups on the cutting edge of huge consumer, technology and business shifts — and already worth billions. » Read More
The web security company started trading on Wednesday under the ticker "NET."
The enterprise cloud company beat analyst expectations on revenue and provided strong guidance for the next quarter and full fiscal year.
The world's most valuable fintech company is moving into a new area of banking: loans.
Online real estate start-ups like Opendoor, Redfin and Zillow want to own more of the homebuying and -selling process. Opendoor, which makes instant offers to buy houses from homeowners, just acquired title and escrow company OS National.
Slack projected wider-than-expected losses for the current quarter in its first earnings report as a public company.
Ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing joins a number of other Chinese companies in announcing robotaxi services, as China seeks to race ahead in driverless technology.
Peloton says ahead of its IPO that it's riding a consumer trend for fitness and wellness solutions. But it's not reaching those most in need.
Impossible Foods recently announced it is working on a plant-based fish as part of the mission to create replacements for all animal-based foods by 2035.
Pat Brown, CEO of Impossible Foods, joins CNBC's Aditi Roy to discuss the new nationwide partnership between the company and Burger King, as well as being called "processed food."
SoftBank Group CEO Masayoshi Son said Monday the Japanese conglomerate will invest $2 billion into Indonesia through ride-hailing giant Grab.
Veritas is lowering the cost of whole genome sequencing by 40%. With ancestry and health tests from personal genetics companies like 23andMe priced under $200, it remains to be seen if this price cut will pressure the industry.
However, Slack chief Stewart Butterfield says, "The broader world of email will stick around."
Indigo Agriculture launched the Terraton Initiative on Wednesday. It gives farmers financial incentives to implement regenerative practices that remove carbon from the atmosphere.
Over 800,000 Instagram likes from Kylie Jenner's followers does not alone make mattress start-up Casper worth billions, but recent hot performance of bedding companies and increased consumer spend could make the company's IPO a sleeper.
The job postings most likely to resonate with jobseekers are being written by AI companies like Textio, ranked No. 16 on the 2019 CNBC Disruptor 50 list. It is one of a growing number of start-ups using AI to augment or automate writing.
Wall Street pushed out Sallie Krawcheck twice, but she isn't going away. Her investing start-up Ellevest has a message for women: Stop taking men's 'patronizing' advice about personal finance. They won't help you save for retirement.
Western Union isn't panicked, but the delivery of money around the world is being upended, says CEO of upstart TransferWise. It broke into the market $689 billion market in 2011 and unlike many start-ups is already profitable.
There is a shortfall of cybersecurity workers that could reach as high as 3.5 million unfilled roles by 2021. A start-up called Synack provides crowdsourced security and hires freelance hackers to help companies find vulnerabilities.
In July 2016 Pokémon Go became a global gaming sensation and brought in $2 billion in revenue. Harry Potter: Wizards Unite, a new augmented reality venture is poised to be another megahit for gaming start-up Niantic, which emerged from within Google.
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Apple's own website shows delivery times for certain iPhone 11 models as late as October 15, several weeks after the September 20 launch date.
A growing number of models are selling subscriptions using OnlyFans and Fancentro, turning their social media followings into a customer base.
Apple's new iPhones can still send texts, download apps, and make video calls, but the company spends a lot of time and effort marketing its new phones as powerful photography machines.
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