- WeWork, Theranos Scandals Haunt Female Startup CEOsWomen-led startups struggle to distance themselves from the mistakes of other female founders.
- If Libra fails, China winsIf it once seemed possible, among crypto-enthusiasts, for a currency to exist outside the reaches of a central government authority, U.S. regulators did their best last week to stamp out such beliefs. U.S. officials not only succeeded in dealing Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency project a $1 trillion blow (the combined market cap of the seven major […]
- Ripple CEO Not Betting on Facebook's Launch of Libra CryptocurrencyBrad Garlinghouse of Ripple changes his tune on Facebook's cryptocurrency project: "I think it's going to be a tough road."
- Credit Karma Is Launching a Savings Account. But 'High Yield' Is RelativeThe credit score-tracking startup is the latest fintech firm to offer a high-yield savings account. But with the Federal Reserve expected to cut interest rates further, the companies' promise of "high yield" is fluctuating.
- The World Champions of Women's Soccer—and Equal PayFresh off a victory in the World Cup, the U.S. Women's National Team is seizing the moment to fight for pay equity in team sports.
- Gold Should Be More Like Cryptocurrency, Says Barrick Gold COOReaders: Did you miss us on Monday? The Ledger is trying something new. We will be moving from Monday evenings to Wednesday mornings, so look for us in your inboxes early each hump day for the foreseeable future. I was in Toronto yesterday for Fortune’s Most Powerful Women International Summit, where I had the opportunity […]
- Clearbanc Raises $300 Million to Help Companies Buy Instagram AdsClearbanc grew out of 'Dragons' Den,' Canada's version of 'Shark Tank.' It's investing $1 billion this year to help startups buy Facebook and Instagram ads.
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