Erin Griffith

A reporter tried to abuse herself to become a morning person.

'This is the first time we're putting a stake in the ground and creating a specific experience with bots front and center,' says the messaging app's CEO.

When this entrepreneur discovered he'd been paying a monthly subscription fee to an airplane Wi-Fi provider for months, he was so annoyed that he started a company.

'The right to make a living is one or our most precious rights,' says Carlos Gutierrez, the former CEO of Kellogg who was born in Cuba.

Zenefits has been in crisis mode for the last few weeks after removing its CEO and founder, Parker Conrad.

Execs say the changes 'reflect Foursquare maturing.'

The CEO's turnaround plan for Yahoo is looking less promising by the day.

The company would have utilized beacon technology to give users notifications about discounts if they were near a retail partner.

Silicon Valley angel investors become TV sharks.

Employees loved him. The board loved him. He charmed the media, and even Wall Street, for a brief honeymoon. Why did investors turn on Twitter's CEO?

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer discusses content and distribution at Fortune's Most Powerful Women event in New York.

The company has also seen triple the number of people enrolled in the last 12 months.

This, according to the company's first ever transparency report.

In the technology industry, the only thing worse than being wrong is being early.

The online marketplace cited losing its authenticity as a risk factor in its IPO filing.

Evan Williams takes on Wall Street.

Satya Nadella's recent acquisition strategy-Accompli, now Sunrise-takes a different tack than the one practiced by Marissa Mayer.

How can Slack, a business software company that makes a product that's less than a year old, be worth more than $1 billion?

In an interview, Evan Williams doesn't mince words comparing Twitter to Facebook-owned Instagram.

It's not just one scandal, it's a long string of them.

Is Microsoft's productivity empire vulnerable? The founder of CloudOn thinks so.

Video posts are now growing twice as fast as photo posts on Tumblr. On Thursday, the company revamps its product to be more video-centric.

Reviving a once-hot app is tricky. Foursquare, the darling of mobile check-ins, is hoping to lure new users in the old-fashioned way: with ads.

Startup tech companies that provide discounts to others are betting that their use will attract larger, paying customers.

The startup had all the makings of a good rival to Uber and Lyft, but in the U.S., it encountered more speed bumps than it could manage.

The top reason might surprise you. Or perhaps it won't.