Elon Musk is doing it. Steve Jobs did it. And both said that it’s an awfully tough thing to do — being the chief executive officer of two big companies at the same time. But that hasn’t stopped Jack Dorsey from running the gauntlet as CEO of both Twitter (TWTR) and Square, the mobile payment processing company that he is taking public. Dorsey co-founded both companies. Dorsey recently returned to Twitter; last month, he was named CEO of the
Facebook (FB), Alphabet (GOOGL)-owned Google and Twitter (TWTR) are among the growing number of Internet companies incorporating “buy” buttons on their social networks to motivate mobile users to make on-the-spot purchases, according to a report out Monday. “Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter have all experimented with ad formats and calls to action over the past year and have been introducing additional products this fall. The 2015
Google’s Google+ social login service gained share in Q3, while Facebook’s (FB) fell for the first time since early 2014 and Yahoo (YHOO) disappeared from view in mobile, according to the latest survey by Gigya. The survey released this week looked at the market share held in Q3 by companies that allow people to access websites with a universal sign-in mechanism that uses a one-click login icon linked to the person’s Facebook, Twitter (TWTR) or