Arielle Pardes

Blind users have been fighting for a more inclusive web for over 20 years. Are lawsuits like the one against Domino’s going to make a difference?

What you need to know about the promise (and peril) of networked lightbulbs, ovens, cameras, speakers, and, well … everything.

It’s harder to figure out than you might expect.

“Now is the time to start stepping on the gas,” as one prominent VC firm put it to founders.

Founders and funders are flocking to the beach for an impromptu event that some are calling “South by Southeast.”

The Black Lives Matter protests drew sympathetic public statements from investors in 2020. One year later, signs of progress are harder to find.

The Black Lives Matter protests drew sympathetic public statements from investors in 2020. One year later, signs of progress are harder to find.

Online dating exploded in popularity during the pandemic, and the number of new startups has grown. But will they last?

The Foundations of Humane Technology is an eight-hour class for Silicon Valley’s disillusioned workers.

Companies that promise groceries delivered in 15 minutes surged during the pandemic—but are now in retreat.