Big Tech’s New BIG Legs?
In an effort to avoid wasting anyone’s time, this ‘week’s most interesting’ has absolutely nothing – NOTHING – to do with fintech, payments, software or
In an effort to avoid wasting anyone’s time, this ‘week’s most interesting’ has absolutely nothing – NOTHING – to do with fintech, payments, software or
Heading home from my first in-person SaaStr event in the San Francisco Bay Area this week, I was struck by a trend that continues to
Back in early 2000, a nascent PayPal – pre-merger with Elon Musk’s X.com – led by two of its founders – Luke Nosek and David
For the second week in a row, a new breed of specialty finance concern – that which originates loans/ debt to high growth, B2B SaaS
Imagine what Ron “Slater-son” Slater would be saying today if he were in high school while the country was on the precipice of federal cannabis
It wasn’t too long ago, June 26th for the record, when I wrote about the imminence of potential earnings misses for companies who parked Bitcoin
In a major headline this week, the Wall Street Journal provided the payments and financial technology sectors a heaping portion of Dodd-Frank redux, with a
Minecraft, the world’s most popular video game (number of copies sold), and the fourth most played (number of active player accounts), threw serious shade on
Privately held fintech and payments/payments orchestration giant Stripe let it be known to employees on Friday that its board approved a new independent 409A, internal