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Amazon.com, Inc.

Amazon.com began as a bookstore, and becomes a store for almost all products. Its website still offers millions of books, as well as other media, home furnishings, clothing, pet supplies, office products, health and beauty, jewelry, consumer...

Google LLC

Google is a search engine. Core to Google's business is its ubiquitous Search product; other key products and platforms include Android, Chrome, Gmail, Google Drive, Google Maps, Google Play, and YouTube. The firm generates revenue through ad...

Facebook, Inc.

Facebook is the face of social media, for good and bad. The social networking juggernaut, which continues to grow even as it struggles with public relations issues related to privacy, security, and fake news, lets users share information, post...

Linkedin Corporation

LinkedIn helps people connect to other people in the business world. The firm operates an online professional network designed to help members find jobs, connect with other professionals, and locate business opportunities. The site has grown to...

Match Group, Inc.

IAC/InterActiveCorp (IAC) has a portfolio of websites including influential brands with a fair share of name recognition, such as current affairs magazine The Daily Beast, video service Vimeo, and entertainment site CollegeHumor.com. It also...

Groupon, Inc.

Groupon taps into the power of collective buying. The company earns service revenue from transactions in which we earn commissions by selling goods or services on behalf of third-party merchants. Groupon also sells merchandise, such as...

Yelp Inc.

Yelp offers user-generated reviews and information on local businesses and service providers through its website and mobile app. Its content covers restaurants, beauty & fitness, health, and home and local services, as well as shopping...

Twitter, Inc.

Twitter, is a global platform for public self-expression and conversation in real time. Twitter allows people to consume, create, distribute and discover content and has democratized content creation and distribution. The service has become a...

Snap Inc.

Snap owns and operates the Snapchat smartphone app, which lets social media users take photos and videos, attach messages, and send them to other users. The twist: The messages disappear in a few seconds, so there is a lot less pressure to look...