Buzzy shaving brand Harry's is hiring for a secret new direct-to-consumer brand to disrupt another industry. Here's everything we know about it.

Lauren Johnson | Harry's has posted three job postings within the past week for a new company it's incubating, internally called "NewCo."

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New analysis shows the international Netflix markets with the most potential for original TV and movie investment

Travis Clark | Australia is one of the most important markets for Netflix with the biggest potential for growth, according to a new Ampere Analysis report.

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The CEO of coworking startup Convene doesn’t want bad press around WeWork to taint the industry, and says one company doesn’t define the space

Alex Nicoll | Ryan Simonetti talked about the public reaction to WeWork's financials, and why he thinks the broader industry isn't getting a fair shake.

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A LinkedIn ranking of top startups revealed 5 major trends that founders and investors shouldn't ignore

Sherin Shibu | Cannabis, sports betting, and micro-mobility are among the biggest trends that LinkedIn found among top startups this year.

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$32 billion Atlassian just made sweeping updates to its cloud products, as it changes with the times: 'We strongly believe cloud is our future'

Rosalie Chan | Anu Bharadwaj, Atlassian's head of cloud products, said customers were asking for more cloud features to popular products like Jira and Confluence.

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Accenture's head of artificial intelligence shares the 4-step plan every company should consider before investing in AI

Joe Williams | Athina Kanioura said firms shouldn't pursue a tech upgrade as a solution for every problem. Instead, she urges them to think about an "AI narrative."

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The president of $20 billion Stripe explains the 3-pronged master plan as it opens a new service for small business loans

Matt Weinberger | Stripe is perhaps best known as a payments processor, but it's getting into the moneylending business with Stripe Capital.

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Poop-testing startup uBiome has filed for bankruptcy. Some of its largest creditors are health insurers saying they're owed millions in refunds.

Emma Court,Erin Brodwin | The biggest claim comes in at $2.1 million and was made by a fraud specialist at health insurer Cigna.

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The founders of a billion-dollar Israeli spyware startup accused of helping Saudi Arabia attack dissidents are funding a web of new companies that hack into smart speakers, routers, and other devices

Becky Peterson | NSO Group has been accused of helping despotic regimes spy on dissidents. But it's not the only Israeli tech company selling spyware.

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