Laura Forman is a tech columnist for The Wall Street Journal with a background in equity research and sales. She offers insights and opinions on the latest developments in the tech industry, providing analysis and commentary on companies such as Lyft, Airbnb, Facebook, Uber, and more. Laura's work has also been featured in Financial News and Lexology.
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Pinterest may be taking advertising share from some rivals, but its outlook remains underwhelming.
Having focused heavily on profits, ride-hailer Lyft is now getting beaten by rival Uber at its own game.
With prices set to drop, investors’ love for Airbnb is risky business.
After the company’s solid fourth-quarter results, investors are betting its platform advantages can continue to pay off.
By: Laura Forman, Jinjoo Lee, Justin Lahart, Spencer Jakab, Telis Demos
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The Berkshire CEO’s crown is intact as bubble-era tech and crypto cheerleaders lose their influence with younger investors.
The Berkshire CEO’s crown is intact as bubble-era tech and crypto cheerleaders lose influence with younger investors.
As most tech companies ramp down other risks, Uber has been quietly ramping up freight.
Norwegian is lowering investors’ expectations about the ‘great cruise comeback.’
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