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Fed up with the imbalance between online influencers and brands, Lindsey Lee Lugrin and Isha Mehra created a platform to change that.

Folders, quick-action menus, widgets and a little basic icon organization can make navigating your smartphone a smoother experience.

Advertisers, which used people’s interests and activity to target their ads, will now only be able to use age, gender and location to show ads to users under 18.

The stock trading app is opening its initial public offering and investor presentations to everyday investors. The risks are significant.

Feeling limited by LinkedIn, some Gen Z-ers are now applying for jobs using TikTok résumés. Employers are paying attention.

Influencers will be able to earn money by using specific Facebook and Instagram features or by hitting certain milestones.

Beijing’s tech crackdown could imperil the innovation that brought modern finance to underserved people — but also led to concerns about reckless lending and borrowing.

The social network is aiming to be a destination for creators and their viral memes. But TikTok and YouTube got there first.

The online influencer culture is starting to draw serious interest from big venture capital firms. But the real money could be in digital tools, not the personalities.

The latest announcement was nearly identical to one the same agency issued on Sunday, ordering Didi’s main, consumer-facing app off mobile stores.

Fidji Simo, the new chief, worked on Facebook’s advertising business and helped develop parts of the company’s mobile advertising.

Entrepreneurs envision a “mobility hub” that can save you a spot, help with dinner reservations and offer a place to plug in an E.V. Yes, apps are involved.

Software developers have accused the company of harsh policies and taking a large cut of financial transactions in their apps.

As more Americans return to an office a few days a week, start-ups providing tools for hybrid work are trying to cash in.

After targeting the ride-hailing platform days after its I.P.O., regulators on Monday moved against more companies that had recently been listed on Wall Street.

The move comes two days after the government said it was investigating cybersecurity issues at the ride-hailing giant, which made its Wall Street debut this past week.