Erin Griffith

Stay informed with Erin Griffith’s coverage and analysis for Fortune.

Page 52 of 63

  • Business people working together in office

    Hot tech startups get as many perks as they give

    By
  • Pierre Omidyar, founder and chairman of the board of eBay, s

    eBay started as a website about Ebola

    By
  • The Hailo mobile application.

    Why a taxi app with $100 million in funding failed in the U.S.

    By
  • Tech

    Will artists, makers, and writers actually pay for software?

    By
  • Pickup and contractLeadership

    ‘Search: How do I punch this rivet hole?’

    By
  • Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg in front of the Instagram logo in 2013. The social network bought Instagram, in which Thrive Capital invested, for $1 billion in 2012.

    With new $400 million fund, Thrive Capital is New York’s quietest success story

    By
  • Ello social network intro

    An audacious plan to fix the Internet’s original sin

    By
  • Exhausted Businessman with Laptop and Cell PhoneLeadership

    Why startups fail, according to their founders

    By
  • A male patient going through CT scan.

    Why Big Health Insurance is pouring money into startups

    By
  • Talkray messaging app

    Talkray, an under-the-radar messaging app, takes off overseas

    By
  • Woman on Casper mattressTech

    Waking up with Casper, an Internet mattress company

    By

  • Square raises $100 million at $6 billion valuation

    By Dan Primack and Erin Griffith
  • The Lyft mobile application.

    Uber vs. Lyft: The credit cards don’t lie

    By

  • Everyone wants an Apple Watch, use case be damned

    By
  • Founder Jack Ma will soon take Alibaba public.

    In B2B e-commerce, Alibaba has solved the one problem Amazon can’t

    By