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Twitter, the Startup That Wouldn't Die
by Brad Stone + Follow
Bloomberg Businessweek | March 2012
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Amazon's Hit Man
by Brad Stone + Follow
Bloomberg Businessweek | January 2012
Larry Kirshbaum was the ultimate book industry insider—until Amazon called.
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Flight of the Warbots
by Brad Stone + Follow
Bloomberg Businessweek | December 2011
How a save-the-earth maker of solar-powered aircraft became the world's most prolific manufacturer of military drones.
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It's Always Sunny in Silicon Valley
by Brad Stone + Follow
Bloomberg Businessweek | December 2011
The Valley's techies live in a bubble of prosperity. Optimism has its advantages, but some worry the region may lose touch with the rest of the world.
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Steve Jobs: The Return, 1997-2011
by Brad Stone + Follow
Bloomberg Businessweek | October 2011
In his third act, Jobs led Apple on a run of success unprecedented in corporate history
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Amazon, the Company That Ate the World
by Brad Stone + Follow
Bloomberg Businessweek | September 2011
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Silicon Valley Cashes Out Selling Private Shares
by Brad Stone + Follow
Bloomberg Businessweek | May 2011
SecondMarket and its ilk allow investors and employees—including Facebook's—to convert pre-IPO shares into millions. But is it healthy for startups?
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Why Facebook Needs Sheryl Sandberg
by Brad Stone + Follow
Bloomberg Businessweek | May 2011
Mark Zuckerberg's second-in-command provides "adult supervision" at the company, trying to keep growth at an optimum level.