Insiders say Morgan Stanley's $13 billion E-Trade deal could kick off a buying spree for wealth-management fintechs. Here's why banks are ready to 'open up their pocketbooks' and what it means for startup valuations.
Dan DeFrancesco | Venture and growth-stage investors weigh in on the knock-on effects of the Morgan Stanley-E-Trade deal to the wider fintech community.
Rosalie Chan | Since he built Swift at Apple, Lattner has worked at Tesla, Google, and now SiFive. Here's what he says about where Swift's growth is headed.
Sherin Shibu,Weng Cheong | A master's of science in business analytics could increase your earning potential to rival that of an MBA graduate at half of the cost and time.
Allana Akhtar,Caroline Hroncich | One in three US part- and full-time workers changed their behavior in the office in the wake of the #MeToo movement, according to an AP poll.
Ashley Stewart | Microsoft spent more than $9 billion on acquisition during the company's last fiscal year, and analysts expect the buying spree to continue.
Paayal Zaveri | Microsoft's history of government contracts could make the market tougher for Salesforce, which has invested heavily in making government cloud tools.
Matthew DeBord | Bill Gates recently bought an all-electric Porsche Taycan, prompting a feisty response from Tesla CEO Elon Musk. The situation says a lot about both.
Troy Wolverton,Ruobing Su | Private equity firms have gone from being bit players and bottom feeders in the startup world to being a major source of exits.
Bani Sapra | Chicago Superstars is part of a growing trend, where laid-off tech workers are banding together to support each other at a nerve-wracking time.
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