Alex talks about the past year at Instagram and why Facebook has been folding the once-autonomous company into its ranks.

Ross and Amir talk about the case of Toptal, a startup that dangled equity to investors and employees that never came. Cory dives into the WeWork IPO filing and pulls out his favorite bits.

Matt talks about the problems inside Eventbrite and why it's struggled to integrate an acquisition. Jessica Toonkel explains why WarnerMedia executives debated whether they should call the streaming service HBO Max.

Priya and Beejoli join to talk about Jeff Blackburn, the top Amazon executive who's going on a surprise one-year leave of absence. And we discuss one of the departments he oversees, Amazon Studios, which has struggled in recent months.

Jon talks about the chaos at Coinbase and the fallout between its CEO and his top executives.

Wayne dives into the world of leakers in Apple's supply chain and how the company fought back. Alex talks about his profile of David Marcus and gives recaps his testimony in front of congress.

Chris Stern joins to talk about AG Bill Barr and how his time in the private sector informs how he'll handle investigations of tech companies. Cory dives into the massive winter losses at Bird and why the company thinks it's turned a corner.

Jessica Toonkel explains how Netflix is trying to be smarter about its spending. Priya discusses how Alexa was once hailed as the next big platform after mobile but doesn't seem to be getting there.

Zoe and Cory join to talk about the stories they both wrote about Softbank backed companies. Zoe discusses the travails at Brandless after Softbank invested in them last year. Cory explains why WeWork's valuation isn't what it seems.

Jon unpacks Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency plans and the sour reactions from lawmakers. Tom and Alex highlight the power players who are turning around the ship at Snap.