Sources said the ads would make Snapchat more competitive with Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest for ad dollars.
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Snap is secretly testing dynamic product ads that retarget consumers as it races to compete with Facebook and Pinterest for e-commerce dollars

Snap is secretly testing dynamic product ads that retarget consumers as it races to compete with Facebook and Pinterest for e-commerce dollars

Tanya Dua | Sources said the ads would make Snapchat more competitive with Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest for ad dollars.

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NBCUniversal raked in nearly $1 billion in ad sales from digitally native brands during its 2019 Upfronts — showing how quickly these brands are turning to TV to scale

NBCUniversal raked in nearly $1 billion in ad sales from digitally native brands during its 2019 Upfronts — showing how quickly these brands are turning to TV to scale

Tanya Dua | Comcast EVP and NBCUniversal CEO Steve Burke said the increase in was interesting given that they "literally didn't advertise four or five years ago."

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Facebook stepped up warnings that its hockey-stick growth is poised to slow down as regulation and privacy laws kick in

Facebook stepped up warnings that its hockey-stick growth is poised to slow down as regulation and privacy laws kick in

Lauren Johnson | Facebook made $16.6 billion during the first quarter, equivalent to a 28% jump, but its quarterly and yearly growth rates are slowing.

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Andreessen Horowitz partner Scott Kupor explains the valuable lesson that today's startups can learn from the dot-com bubble: Be careful about selling to other startups

Andreessen Horowitz partner Scott Kupor explains the valuable lesson that today's startups can learn from the dot-com bubble: Be careful about selling to other startups

Megan Hernbroth | Scott Kupor's first startup, LoudCloud, relied almost exclusively on other startups as customers in the run-up to the 2000 tech crash.

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Facebook's house is on fire, but there are 3 reasons Wall Street thinks it will emerge unscathed

Facebook's house is on fire, but there are 3 reasons Wall Street thinks it will emerge unscathed

Shona Ghosh | Wall Street thinks growth, advertiser loyalty, and predictability put Facebook in a strong position.

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The ways top YouTube stars are making money from their millions of fans, from developing products to creating spinoff accounts

The ways top YouTube stars are making money from their millions of fans, from developing products to creating spinoff accounts

Amanda Perelli | The talent manager Adam Wescott, who represents some prominent YouTube stars, shares the changing ways his clients make money.

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An investment chief overseeing $785 billion says there's a bigger risk to the stock market than an economic recession. Here are his top trades to combat it.

An investment chief overseeing $785 billion says there's a bigger risk to the stock market than an economic recession. Here are his top trades to combat it.

Akin Oyedele | David Bianco explains why investors should be more worried about corporate earnings and recommends what to invest in if profits dry up.

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The scientist who's built a $2 billion nonprofit to end big tech's monopoly says DeepMind’s sale to Google was 'an outrage’

The scientist who's built a $2 billion nonprofit to end big tech's monopoly says DeepMind’s sale to Google was 'an outrage’

Charlie Wood | Dominic Williams, the founder of a software nonprofit valued at $2 billion, has criticized Google's $500 million purchase of DeepMind in 2014.

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These 10 buzzy digital health startups are poised to go public in the next 12 months

These 10 buzzy digital health startups are poised to go public in the next 12 months

Clarrie Feinstein | A new wave of health-tech companies could go public after a years-long drought, according to Rock Health.

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Healthcare startup Livongo surged in its first day of trading to a $3.4 billion valuation. Here are the execs and investors who stand to benefit the most.

Healthcare startup Livongo surged in its first day of trading to a $3.4 billion valuation. Here are the execs and investors who stand to benefit the most.

Lydia Ramsey | Investors like General Catalyst and Livongo's founder, Glen Tullman, stand to make the most once the health-tech startup goes public.

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