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Yahoo Finance tech reporter Allie Garfinkle breaks down Stripe slashing its internal valuation, Better.com going public and layoffs in the tech industry.

One of Better.com's former executives has filed a lawsuit against the online mortgage lender, alleging that the company and its CEO Vishal Garg misled investors when it attempted to go public via a SP

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Better.com CEO Vishal Garg has acknowledged to employees that he “personally guaranteed” the $750 million cash infusion provided to the online mortgage lender last November in an email seen by Tec

When Better.com CEO Vishal Garg laid off 900 employees, or about 9% of the company's staff, in early December, the startup world was shocked with his callous delivery. Now a video of Garg and CFO Kev

The online mortgage startup is reportedly planning to fire about 4,000 workers — half its remaining staff — just months after laying off 900 workers.

Online mortgage lender Better.com is poised to lay off roughly 50% of its staff of about 8,000 this week, according to sources familiar with internal happenings at the company. TechCrunch first report

The CEO of Better.com, best known for firing 900 employees over Zoom just before Christmas, is coming back to work.

Yahoo Finance Live's Akiko Fujita and Brad Smith discuss Better.com CEO Vishal Garg returning to work after backlash from firing 9% of the workforce over Zoom.

Garg spent his time off reflecting on his leadership, reconnecting with company values and working with an executive coach, per an internal memo.

After a month-long “break,” Better.com CEO Vishal Garg is back at the helm of the mortgage tech company he co-founded in 2016, according to an internal memo that circulated today that has been sha

Garg cited market efficiency, performance and productivity as the reason behind the firings.

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The chief executive of the online mortgage lender Better issued an apology following the backlash created by his firing of 900 workers, approximately 9% of the company's workforce, during a hostile 3-

Better.com CEO Vishal Garg apparently realizes he's done wrong. (As if the barrage of negative publicity wasn't enough evidence of that ).