iMessage vs. Snapchat: The Battle for Gen Z's Texts
Teens and young adults love Snap’s messaging app almost as much as they love their iPhones. Will they stick with it when they’re 30?
Google Is Spared a Search-Engine Switch by a Major Partner
Samsung Electronics has suspended an internal review that contemplated changing its smartphones’ default search engine from Google to Microsoft’s Bing.
Chinese Tech Giants' Results Reflect Lackluster Economic Recovery
Alibaba’s shares fell after revenue missed forecasts; Tencent and Baidu saw more marked upturn.
Twitter Says Microsoft May Have Violated API Policies
Elon Musk has publicly criticized Microsoft in recent months.
TikTok Creators Sue Montana Over State's Ban of Platform
Suit against state’s attorney general alleges the ban of the social-media platform is unconstitutional and violates the First Amendment.
A Meta Platforms Leak Put Powerful AI in the Hands of Everyone
Meta in February started giving a limited number of researchers access to advanced AI language software it had developed to enable chatbots similar to ChatGPT. But someone posted the code publicly, spurring the emergence of homegrown tools.
Shein Makes a Comeback in India, Teams Up with Reliance Retail
With the agreement, Shein is likely to source fabrics from small businesses in India, which could help the company diversify its supply chain beyond China.
How Meta Uses Netflix-Style Videos to Get Engineers Thinking About Compliance
Meta’s chief legal officer discusses the social-media company’s new compliance training series, which features recurring characters and plot twists involving shadowy hackers and a gaming convention.
Fashion Giant Shein Raises $2 Billion but Lowers Valuation by a Third
The online-only retailer has set a target to grow its revenue by 40% this year, but faces geopolitical headwinds and rising competition.
Teens Can Now Ride Ubers Solo—With Parents' Credit Cards
The app is granting 13- to 17-year-olds parent-supervised accounts for rides and food delivery
Vice Media to Sell Itself as It Files for Bankruptcy
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Hate Passwords? It's Time to Try Passkeys
A new type of login is easier and safer to use than passwords—with caveats.
Pricing Power: This Is Kate Spade's Hottest Bag, and It Costs $500
Consumers are digging deep into their wallets to pay for diapers, handbags and streaming services.
Live From Twitter, It's the Elon Musk Show. Next Up, a New CEO and Tucker Carlson.
Forget HBO’s “Succession.” This week previewed the latest episode in the melodrama around the billionaire’s bid to reinvent social media.
With $10 Dresses and No Selling Online, This Budget Retailer Is Taking On America
Primark, a chain popular across Europe, is accelerating its U.S. growth after fine-tuning its business model.
Amazon Overhauls Delivery Network to Dispatch Packages Faster, More Cheaply
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TikTok Feeds Teens a Diet of Darkness
Self-harm, sad-posting and disordered-eating videos abound on the popular app.
The TV Ad Market Was Already Looking Bleak. Then the Writers' Strike Happened.
The writers’ strike is casting a shadow over the TV business’s annual advertising bazaar, which was already under pressure from a softening ad market and eroding television ratings.
Meet Linda Yaccarino, Elon Musk's New Twitter CEO and the Ad World's 'Velvet Hammer'
The billionaire is betting that the NBCUniversal executive with deep Madison Avenue ties will bring advertisers back to Twitter.
NBCUniversal Ad Chief in Talks on Twitter CEO Post
Linda Yaccarino is chairman of global advertising and partnerships at NBCU. Twitter owner Elon Musk said earlier he had picked a new chief executive without naming the person.