Abram Brown

Welcome, Weekenders! In this newsletter:Inside Jeff Bezos’ plan for Blue Origin to rocket past Elon Musk’s SpaceXThey counsel Zuckerberg and advise Sam Altman: our picks of the top lawyers for startupsPlus: “3 Body Problem”; a startup’s glowing Frankenplant; and an unshakable source of American ...

We filled a fridge with fake Pilsner, Beyoncé water and a possible Coca-Cola acquisition target.

The skinny on Kim Kardashian’s Skims—and how it dodged retail armageddon.

Reddit’s long-awaited coming-out party is over. After more than doubling to a high of $74.90 in the days after its public debut, the stock is now trading at a still-respectable $47 or so. The man who turned down the music is 35-year-old Andrew Freedman, a partner at Stamford, Conn.–based Hedgeye Risk Management, a market-research firm that sells its data to retail investors as well as institutional clients.

Inside Microsoft’s hiring of Inflection co-founder Mustafa Suleyman

This week, The Information’s founder Jessica Lessin co-hosted an annual gathering of some of the world’s most important women executives and creatives to discuss everything from politics to artificial intelligence.

Few things matter more to Jack Altman than bedtime with the Altman siblings:the two-year-old daughter and four-year-old son he shares with his wife, Julia, who is pregnant with their third child. “Childhood is such a short period. Maybe you get 10 years where your kids want nothing more than to ...

Plus: Taylor Swift’s cybersecurity woes; a demented poker game; and the unsung heroes of the sea who keep the internet afloat.

For quite some time, Jeff Lawson has kept up a running joke among friends and family. “Bezos bought The Post, Benioff bought Time—well, Jeff Lawson is going to buy The Onion,” said Lawson, billionaire founder of Twilio, an unsexy enterprise software company that he ran until a recent series of ...

Billionaire nerd buys The Onion, thinks he can solve media’s problems (yes, we’re serious!).