“Can I show you a demo?” Adam D’Angelo says as he prepares to share his screen on Zoom. The CEO of Quora is extolling the virtues of Poe, the company’s platform for letting people chat with multiple ...

Last night I had a random thought. Why do some people develop a passion for scaling dangerous peaks like the Mount Everest or K2 given the likelihood of not making it back alive? I Googled it. Guess ...

Guest author Semil Shah is an entrepreneur interested in digital media, consumer Internet, and social networks. This will be the first in a series of essays on Quora that he will post on TechCrunch.

When news breaks, you need to understand what actually matters. At Vox, our mission is to help you make sense of the world — and that work has never been more vital. But we can’t do it on our own. We ...

Quora has plenty to learn from Y Combinator but it’s not giving up the traditional 7% equity share to join the accelerator. Quora CEO Adam D’Angelo tells me “YC invested an amount that was similar to ...

"What is Quora?" It's the sort of question that looks quite legitimate – and it's the sort of question you might find on one of the hottest sites on the internet right now, quora.com. Quora is a ...

Quora, a question-posing website with only 14 employees and 200,000 monthly visitors as of September, is nevertheless one of the buzziest startups in Silicon Valley. Why? There are three answers. One, ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted many companies to rethink the way their employees work. Adam D’Angelo, CEO of Mountain View-based tech firm Quora — a user-based question-and-answer platform — ...

On January 20 this year, Google announced that Larry Page would be replacing Eric Schmidt as CEO. It was the week's big tech story, possibly one of the biggest of the year, and it needed explanation.

Question and answer website Quora said Monday night that account data, including private messages, of around 100 million users may have been exposed after a “malicious third party” gained access to ...

Another week, another massive hack. Last week it was Marriott Starwood hotels; this week, it’s question-and-answer website Quora’s turn. Late Monday night, Quora revealed that “a malicious third party ...