Ad-tech companies are racing to keep up with OTT's growing fraud problem — but it'll be hard to do without industry standards

Lauren Johnson | Ad-tech firms Integral Ad Science, Pixalate and DoubleVerify are rolling out tools to solve ad fraud in streaming video.

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The chart that explains why Disney, WarnerMedia, and NBCUniversal are betting big on streaming video now

Ashley Rodriguez | The long-awaited milestone explains why legacy media giants like Disney, WarnerMedia, and NBCUniversal are going all in on streaming video now.

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Pinterest is cozying up to direct-to-consumer brands like SmileDirectClub and Care/of as they get priced out of Facebook and Instagram

Lauren Johnson | With sleeker ad products and lower costs, direct-to-consumer brands are finding new audiences on Pinterest.

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The CEO of a pogo-stick rental service knows you won't actually hop to work. Here's what's really going on at the viral Swedish startup.

Graham Rapier | Cangaroo might seem ridiculous. That's the point, CEO Adam Mikkelsen said in an interview. He wants to move into the crowded bike and scooter space.

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Josh Friedman, the hedge fund titan who predicted the mortgage crisis, explains why his firm is spending $1 billion to short the commercial real estate market

Joe Ciolli | Friedman is particularly worried about BBB-rated debt, which is already a hot-button topic across Wall Street as the economic cycle wears on.

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Medical clinic startup Carbon Health just raised $30 million to take on One Medical and reinvent how you visit your doctor

Erin Brodwin | Carbon plans to use the funds to open 15 medical clinics in California, expanding beyond the Bay Area to Los Angeles.

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Asset management is seeing a wave of M&A. Top executives share why they aren't convinced it's good for investors.

Meghan Morris | While the volume of asset management M&A is up this year, top executives from Invesco, UBS, and PGIM cautioned that the deals don't always work out.

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Satellite TV giants DirecTV and Dish could lose more than 1 million subscribers in total next quarter as the sector slumps

Ashley Rodriguez | A June report by Credit Suisse shows that cord-cutting has been picking up steam at satellite-TV companies DirecTV and Dish.

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Here's what could happen to Google and its $137 billion business empire if it loses the antitrust battle

Nick Bastone | Although breaking up Google is one possible outcome, multiple antitrust experts told Business Insider the likelihood of that happening is low.

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