In early interviews, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger knew they were being acquired by Facebook at the right moment. Another well timed move: their exit from Instagram.
In June 2014, two years after Facebook bought Instagram, I visited Instagram cofounders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger to see how things were going. They were exceedingly, outrageously happy. “When acquisitions are on the docket, I think entrepreneurs look to Instagram to say, ‘How’s it gone for them?’” Systrom told me at the time. “We’re just kind of a storybook example.”
Friday, September 26
Trending
- What a Hepatitis B Vaccine Delay Means for Parents.
- Team USA barely got past Kazakhstan and made it to the Billie Jean King Cup Semifinals.
- The climate change report is out, and it’s sending a clear message: we have a real crisis on our hands.
- Wall Street’s in a strange spot as everyone waits to hear what the Federal Reserve will do with interest rates. Nvidia’s stock is also down.
- Trump is suing The New York Times, saying he’s ready to fight the Radical Left Media.
- Lilly’s weight-loss pill might get approved by the end of the year.
- Tom Brady Playing Flag Football in Saudi Arabia?
- Tesla Stock Gets a Boost After Elon Musk Invests $1 Billion.