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Mistrust, secret memos, and boardroom drama — inside the chaos at HQ Trivia after its young cofounder's sudden death

Julie Bort | This is the inside story of the meltdown at HQ Trivia, including how one woman's HR complaint became a tug-of-war for control.

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Jessica Lessin thinks The Information could spend more on journalism than The New York Times or Wall Street Journal some day

Lucia Moses | The Information has 35 employees today, but founder Jessica Lessin has her sights set on building the most impactful news organization for the next century.

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Google's Waze wants more outdoor advertising dollars. Here are pitch decks it is using to sell itself as a complement to out-of-home ads.

Tanya Dua | We compiled slides from recent pitch decks to agencies that Waze is using to pitch itself as a "digital out-of-home" platform.

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Facebook usage is slowly dwindling — but Instagram is booming

Rob Price | Facebook's star is fading, but Instagram is shining brighter than ever.

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A Nasdaq executive says companies are rushing to get their IPOs out before Trump goes up for re-election

Becky Peterson | Forget a recession. IPO-ready companies are more worried about volatility, says Nasdaq Senior Vice President Jeff Thomas.

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Lyric is a startup trying to combine the best parts of a hotel and an Airbnb — and it just got $160 million in a round led by Airbnb itself

Megan Hernbroth | Airbnb leads $160 million investment in Lyric, a short-term rental startup for business travelers with a compliance-first approach to market expansion

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Pinterest's IPO team wants to convince investors that it has more in common with Google than Snap

Becky Peterson | Pinterest is expected to price its IPO on Wednesday night.

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A Jeff Bezos-backed startup just inked a deal with $84 billion biotech Gilead to make drugs for a troubling and increasingly common disease

Erin Brodwin | Insitro and Gilead are teaming up to create drugs for a liver disease affecting millions. The startup is backed by Jeff Bezos and Andreessen Horowitz.

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People frustrated with their taxes are piling a record amount of money into an exempt investment that looks unstoppable. Here's how you can get involved.

Marley Jay | Wells Fargo says President Donald Trump's Tax Cuts and Jobs Act set off a rally in income-tax-free municipal bonds that's showing no signs of slowing.

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