Goldman Sachs is scrapping a homegrown email app it once touted — and it's a sign the bank is moving away from building tech in house

As corporate America began transitioning away from the ubiquitous Blackberry devices, Goldman developed Orbit to give employees a way to access email securely on their phones.

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Goldman Sachs is scrapping a homegrown email app it once touted — and it's a sign the bank is moving away from building tech in house Dakin Campbell | As corporate America began transitioning away from the ubiquitous Blackberry devices, Goldman developed Orbit to give employees a way to access email securely on their phones. Read More »

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Read the application form that got a company with $0 in the bank into the selective startup accelerator that launched Airbnb and Dropbox Shana Lebowitz | Y Combinator is an accelerator that's launched Airbnb and Dropbox. Here's the successful application from new student-debt-focused startup Goodly. Read More »

BMW and Volkswagen are relying on both Amazon and Microsoft, and it's proof that the cloud market is more complicated than you think Rosalie Chan | Microsoft recently partnered with BMW, and Amazon Web Services partnered with Volkswagen. Both are working on clouds for automotive manufacturing. Read More »

The upcoming 'battle for the home' pits Comcast against Amazon and Google — and the cable giant has one big advantage Abby Jackson | The next battle for the home will revolve around home IoT management, and Google and Amazon could face stiff competition from Comcast and Charter. Read More »

Yet another head of cloud leaves SAP as CEO Bill McDermott pursues the cloud strategy that Oracle refuses to try Julie Bort | SAP is bringing its products to Amazon's and other clouds. Oracle is pushing people towards its own cloud. Read More »

Here's why investors shouldn't be too worried about MacKenzie Bezos becoming one of Amazon's largest individual shareholders Troy Wolverton | After her divorce from Jeff Bezos, MacKenzie Bezos will own 4% of Amazon. But she could face numerous hurdles to selling off her big pieces of that. Read More »

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