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Graduate Hotels is taking on hotel giants less with corporate muscle than with its dynamic, whimsical school of thought.
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Customers in five states, but not New York, will be able to trade bitcoin and ethereum through the app starting in February, Robinhood said.
The biggest public companies are seeking partnerships with some of Silicon Valley's most contentious and highly valued start-ups.
The search is under way for the next group of innovative private companies forcing the public giants to rethink the way they do business.
CNBC reveals the 2017 Disruptor 50 list, identifying start-ups ahead of big consumer and business shifts and already worth billions.
Erich Spangenberg made $150 million suing technology firms over software IP. Now the former troll wants to be the patent system's savior.
CNBC reveals the 2016 Disruptor 50 list, identifying start-ups out ahead of big consumer and business shifts, and already worth billions.
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A globe-trotting look at the world of investing, from developed Europe and Asia trends to the least-traveled frontier markets.
Top White House officials, including Jared Kushner, have given Thiel the cold shoulder, sources tell CNBC.
The main demand is allowing every app to give free trials, "to show users their creation and establish value."
Square customers are treating the payment company's Cash app more like a bank account than the company intended, CEO Jack Dorsey said this week.
