A food truck park in Atlanta. These are the types of small businesses that Square has made a business of working with. Credit: Robert Neff Square is doubling down on small business. The San Francisco-based mobile payments company -- which relies primarily on small business clients for its own revenue -- announced Square Capital on Wednesday, a new cash-advance program for funneling money into smal
Nextdoor CEO Nirav Tolia was charged Tuesday with a hit-and-run following an incident last August in which a fellow driver was injured. Credit: Nextdoor Nextdoor CEO Nirav Tolia, whose company provides a social network platform for neighborhoods, is facing felony hit-and-run charges after allegedly causing an accident last August that resulted in injuries for another driver. NBC Bay Area reported
It's not easy getting older. Unless you're Mark Zuckerberg. The Facebook CEO turns 30 on Wednesday, with enough milestones (and a bank account) that could easily put an average bachelor into a plush retirement. While most 30-year-old guys are just landing on their feet in the workforce or perhaps finally leaving their parents' basements, Zuck is entering his third decade with a pretty stacked resu
There's an app for everything now, it seems, but standbys such as Facebook, YouTube and Gmail remain among the most popular ones in the United States. Facebook was by far the most popular app by the end of 2013, with 86.1 million average monthly users, according to a new report from Internet analytics company comScore. The list also includes a total of five apps from or owned by Google: Google Pla
Will that late-afternoon latte make it harder for you to get to sleep tonight? Jawbone's new caffeine-tracking app can tell you, letting you know how your caffeine intake may be affecting your sleep patterns. Called UP Coffee, the app cleverly displays how much caffeine is currently in your system with a graphic that looks like a flask filled with droplets. Every time you have a caffeinated drink
Facebook has entered into an agreement to acquire WhatsApp, the popular messaging app, for $16 billion in cash and stock, according to a filing Wednesday. The deal is by far Facebook's largest acquisition to date and comes after rumors in late 2012 and early 2013 that Facebook and Google were vying to buy the messaging service. According to the filing, Facebook has agreed to pay $12 billion in sto
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