How the tech world’s unique brand of politics is shaping the fight over who governs California.
Author: Arielle Pardes
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The Pandemic Drives Cofounders to Couples Therapy
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As people redefine their relationship to the office, some entrepreneurs see an opportunity to reimagine everything…
A New Wave of Dating Apps Takes Cues From TikTok and Gen Z
Online dating exploded in popularity during the pandemic, and the number of new startups has grown.…
VC Pledged to ‘Do Better’ on Diversity. It’s Barely Changed
The Black Lives Matter protests drew sympathetic public statements from investors in 2020. One year later,…