Polina Marinova

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  • Humphrey Yang-TikTokTech

    TikTok’s newest viral influencers? Personal finance stars

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  • PolinaNewsletters

    What I learned after 5 years and 1,300 articles at Fortune

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  • BRAZIL – 2019/07/11: In this photo illustration a Zoom Video Communications logo seen displayed on a smartphone. (Photo Illustration by Rafael Henrique/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)Newsletters

    Zoom is the king of social connection in this crazy, new world

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  • Coronavirus lonelinessNewsletters

    How one venture capital firm is advising its startup CEOs to cope in this period of uncertainty

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  • Markets have been volatile as investors try to make sense of the impact of coronavirus.Newsletters

    Private equity and venture capital will feel the effects of the coronavirus

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  • Daily Life In Shanghai Amid Coronavirus OutbreakNewsletters

    Much of the business world shutters operations in the wake of coronavirus

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  • Woman reading book in libraryNewsletters

    5 great weekend reads to help you calm your anxious brain

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  • NEW YORK, March 11, 2020 — A trader reacts at the New York Stock Exchange in New York, the United States, on March 11, 2020. The Dow Jones Industrial Average sank 1,464.94 points, or 5.86 percent, to 23,553.22. The 30-stock index fell into a bear market territory, down more than 20 percent from last month’s record close. The S&P 500 decreased 140.85 points, or 4.89 percent, to finish at 2,741.38. The Nasdaq Composite Index dipped 392.20 points, or 4.70 percent, to 7,952.05. (Photo by Michael Nagle/Xinhua via Getty) (Xinhua/Michael Nagle via Getty Images)Newsletters

    The economy’s hurting. What does that mean for startups who plan to go public in 2020?

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  • TyHaneyNewsletters

    Why Outdoor Voices CEO Ty Haney suddenly stepped down

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  • illustration of the covid-19 coronavirusNewsletters

    Coronavirus is bringing all sorts of societal issues to the surface

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  • ITALY-US-FACEBOOK-WHATSAPP-STOCKS-COMMUNICATIONNewsletters

    Why focusing on a startup’s ‘exit strategy’ stifles innovation

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  • TOKYO, JAPAN - SEPTEMBER 30: A man walks past a SoftBank mobile phone store on September 30, 2019 in Tokyo, Japan. SoftBank, the technology and investment conglomerate owned by Masayoshi Son, is one of the largest investors in troubled American real estate company WeWork. (Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images)Newsletters

    SoftBank Vision Fund Chief Rajeev Misra says time will disprove his critics

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  • Kleiner Perkins Caufield ByersNewsletters

    Can Kleiner Perkins regain its old magic with its new $700 million fund?

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  • Managed by Q’s marketplace product.Newsletters

    The bitter lesson founders can learn from Eden’s acquisition of Managed by Q

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  • Waymo sent its Chrysler Pacifica self-driving minivans to Death Valley and other hotspots.Newsletters

    The autonomous vehicle war is very much a money war

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