Other online stores have their own handmade or vintage shops, but Etsy remains the first one most people think of. There's a reason for that.
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Etsy exec explains why the company has a huge advantage over everyone else who tries to copy it

Etsy exec explains why the company has a huge advantage over everyone else who tries to copy it

Dennis Green | Other online stores have their own handmade or vintage shops, but Etsy remains the first one most people think of. There's a reason for that.

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Meet the 14 top executives who lead Alphabet's 'Other Bets,' helping the company go beyond just Google

Meet the 14 top executives who lead Alphabet's 'Other Bets,' helping the company go beyond just Google

Nick Bastone | In 2015, Google became Alphabet, and changed everything. Now, these execs are breaking into everything from drone delivery to life sciences.

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Tech VCs are squabbling over a popular type of funding for startups that one prominent investor calls a 'nightmare' and a 's**t show'

Tech VCs are squabbling over a popular type of funding for startups that one prominent investor calls a 'nightmare' and a 's**t show'

Megan Hernbroth | Union Square Ventures founder Fred Wilson wrote that deferring valuation and dilution amounts with safes harm founders in the long run.

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How SurveyMonkey recovered from the death of its CEO and became a $2.1 billion public company

How SurveyMonkey recovered from the death of its CEO and became a $2.1 billion public company

Shona Ghosh | SurveyMonkey went public three years after its CEO, Dave Goldberg, suddenly died. The company is now run by Zander Lurie.

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An engineer at a $2 billion startup also runs a global coding charity and a popular YouTube channel — but she still gets sexist remarks from tech bros

An engineer at a $2 billion startup also runs a global coding charity and a popular YouTube channel — but she still gets sexist remarks from tech bros

Isobel Asher Hamilton | Ola Sendecka told Business Insider about how she fell in love with coding, 'constant' sexism, and the changing attitudes to women in programming.

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Google's former engineering chief explains why his best meetings happen while throwing punches at his chief of staff

Google's former engineering chief explains why his best meetings happen while throwing punches at his chief of staff

Charlie Wood | Douglas Merrill, the CEO of ZestFinance and former CIO of Google, told Business Insider about his unusual meeting habits.

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Investors are leaning on the Fed to keep the stock market’s rally alive. Here’s why they’re in for a rude awakening.

Investors are leaning on the Fed to keep the stock market’s rally alive. Here’s why they’re in for a rude awakening.

Akin Oyedele | The reason why the Fed would consider cutting interest rates could trigger a stock-market crash and economic recession, but investors are ignoring it.

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This 34-year-old CEO's own experience with workplace harassment led her to raise $4.2 million to find a better way to help victims band together and speed up investigations

This 34-year-old CEO's own experience with workplace harassment led her to raise $4.2 million to find a better way to help victims band together and speed up investigations

Megan Hernbroth | Employees often have to use hotlines to report harassment or sexual misconduct, but the process can take months or years. Neta Meidav has a better way.

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The world’s biggest stock bear blasts a glaring investor mistake that could lead to years of losses — and explains why even the Fed will be powerless to stop a crash

The world’s biggest stock bear blasts a glaring investor mistake that could lead to years of losses — and explains why even the Fed will be powerless to stop a crash

Joe Ciolli | Reputed investor John Hussman breaks down why investors are placing way too much faith in possible Federal Reserve rate cuts.

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John Donahoe went from leading eBay to the CEO of $50 billion ServiceNow. Now, he says his 'sweet spot' is getting the company to $10 billion in revenue.

John Donahoe went from leading eBay to the CEO of $50 billion ServiceNow. Now, he says his 'sweet spot' is getting the company to $10 billion in revenue.

Benjamin Pimentel | John Donahoe, the CEO of ServiceNow, is best known for his time at eBay. He was hired to get the cloud giant to $10B in revenues, his "sweet spot."

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