SoftBank-backed insurance startup Lemonade has postponed IPO plans after plotting an offering for this year. It shows how the pipeline for high-growth tech is getting clogged after WeWork.

Lemonade is another fast-growing, money-losing tech company that's had to put plans on pause because of a chilly public market.

November 13, 2019   |   View Online »

SoftBank-backed insurance startup Lemonade has postponed IPO plans after plotting an offering for this year. It shows how the pipeline for high-growth tech is getting clogged after WeWork. Dakin Campbell | Lemonade is another fast-growing, money-losing tech company that's had to put plans on pause because of a chilly public market. Read More »

Inside a restructuring of Walmart's legal department that's dragging on longer than execs promised. Some employees are exiting, and one used a meme of Al Pacino to say goodbye. Casey Sullivan | Walmart is restructuring its law department, and a raft of changes have unsettled some insiders responsible for handling its massive caseload. Read More »

Viking's former investment chief is gearing up to launch his own fund in mid-2020 and join the long list of Tiger Management grandcubs Bradley Saacks | Sources say Ben Jacobs, who left Viking Global this summer, has already picked a name for his new fund: Anomaly Capital. Read More »

WeWork is reportedly in talks with T-Mobile head John Legere to be its CEO. Here's how he's led a massive turnaround of his wireless company. Richard Feloni | With T-Mobile, John Legere took a worst-in-class company and made it bigger than ever. WeWork is reportedly considering him for itself. Read More »

How Instagram hiding 'likes' could change the influencer business, according to industry execs Amanda Perelli | We spoke with top industry executives who work closely with influencers on how this change could affect an influencer's career. Read More »

State Farm becomes the latest marketer to drop the classic ad-agency-of-record model after cutting its marketing budget by 15% Patrick Coffee | DDB, which created "Like a Good Neighbor" in the 1970s, lost work as State Farm moved toward a more flexible way of marketing its products. Read More »

IBM and Oracle are so far behind in the cloud, they might stop trying to compete with Amazon altogether and go a different route, analyst says Rosalie Chan | A Forrester report says that since Amazon, Microsoft, Google, and Alibaba dominate the cloud market, IBM and Oracle will shift their focus. Read More »

CVS and Walmart are beefing up their healthcare strategies as they take on Amazon. Here's what that means for the rest of the healthcare industry. Lydia Ramsey | Retailers like Walmart and CVS are pushing deep into healthcare, betting they can offer more convenient care. That could impact health systems. Read More »

How Disney's marketing advantage over Netflix will be its secret weapon in the streaming war Ashley Rodriguez | Disney is so popular already that Morgan Stanley estimates it won't need to spend as much on marketing for Disney Plus as Netflix spends. Read More »

Internet-of-things startup Particle went from a failed Kickstarter to powering smart air conditioners and Jacuzzis. Here's the pitch deck it used to raise $40 million. Alex Nicoll | To most observers, the internet of things (IoT) is a story of smarter things. Particle focuses on the connective tissue. Read More »

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