GitLab is eyeing a direct listing in November 2020, but its CEO explains why the $2.75 billion company could still go the traditional IPO route

GitLab, flush with Series E capital, is on a hiring spree, adding hundreds of employees this year and looking to bring on a thousand people in 2020.

December 11, 2019   |   View Online »

GitLab is eyeing a direct listing in November 2020, but its CEO explains why the $2.75 billion company could still go the traditional IPO route Meghan Morris | GitLab, flush with Series E capital, is on a hiring spree, adding hundreds of employees this year and looking to bring on a thousand people in 2020. Read More »

How a chance encounter with a smart fridge helped convince Edward Snowden to leak the documents revealing the NSA spying operation Alex Nicoll | Edward Snowden's 2019 autobiography, Permanent Record, is an explanation of who Snowden is, and why he decided to leak. Read More »

Payoneer just bought a cloud-based payments platform, and its CEO says more strategic acquisitions are on his to-do list Shannen Balogh | Payoneer's CEO told Business Insider that strategic acquisitions like this are on his list of to-do's before considering an IPO. Read More »

The CTO of buzzy, $1.7 billion fintech startup Carta is leaving after just over 1 year in the job Melia Russell | Japjit Tulsi joined Carta as chief technology officer in August 2018 after holding top engineering roles at Microsoft and eBay. Read More »

The art of a bad deal: A negotiations expert breaks down the everyday lessons we can learn from Trump's messy trade war with China Allana Akhtar,Sherin Shibu | Negotiations expert Maurice Schweitzer, of the Wharton School, broke down what went wrong during the Trump-China trade war. Read More »

We tracked the 'frighteningly competitive' poaching war between rival investment banks. Here are the 40 biggest dealmaker hires and exits for 2019. Alex Morrell | Competition for top rainmakers remained at a fever pitch, as new leadership gripped the reins at top investment banks and turmoil enveloped others. Read More »

A 33-year-old Utah startup founder went to Silicon Valley on business and was found dead in her car a week later. Erin Valenti's family searches for answers following her mysterious death. Melia Russell | The mystery of how Erin Valenti, a tech founder and chief executive, went missing and died in San Jose, California. Read More »

The HR chief at $1.4 billion Away told us the company wants employees to bring their 'authentic selves to work.' But a bombshell investigation described a culture of bullying — and now the CEO is stepping down. Shana Lebowitz,Sherin Shibu | The culture at the unicorn luggage startup was toxic, The Verge reported. Now CEO Steph Korey says she's "appalled" by the messages she sent. Read More »

Barclays just announced 56 new managing directors in its corporate and investment bank — here's the list of names Trista Kelley | Barclays has had a rocky 2019 after Tim Throsby left its investment bank. New MDs are now here in banking, corporate banking, markets, and research. Read More »

Microsoft breaks its silence on Amazon's legal push to overturn the $10 billion JEDI cloud contract decision, and says that it won based on its own merits Ashley Stewart | Amazon says that it only lost the $10 billion JEDI cloud contract because of Trump. Microsoft now says it won based on its own merits. Read More »

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