SB RSSWe looked at data on the cost of paid advertising, the long‑term effects of organic customer acquisition, and the strategic value of the right domain name for a business.
Nearly one year after its quiet sale, the buyer of Radio.com has emerged.
Kris Marszalek, the co-founder and CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com, has acquired AI.com for $70mn – the highest publicly disclosed price ever paid for a domain name.
Fortune unveiled the 2025 Fortune 500™, marking the 71st edition of its iconic annual ranking of the largest U.S. corporations by revenue for the 2024 fiscal year.
The Fall 2025 batch includes roughly 150 startups operating across multiple sectors, with a pronounced concentration in B2B software.
Anything has acquired Anything.com for $2 million, completing a brand transition that mirrors the company’s growth from an early-stage tool into a serious software platform.
Manik Kundra, founder of Icy Studios, has just made the biggest investment of his life – acquiring ICY.com.
In May 2025, Berkeley-based robotics company Kiwibot announced a major rebrand, adopting the domain and brand Robot.com.
Owning the right domain is not a marketing flex. It’s a capital allocation decision.
ICANN has announced an important change to its Registration Data Policy that could affect who is legally recognized as the owner of your domain name.
Founded in 2018 as Propertymate.ai, NewHomesMate launched in 2020 to help homebuyers search, compare, and purchase new-construction homes in the U.S. It pairs AI-powered matchmaking with expert guidance to streamline what can be a complex process. The Austin-based startup now operates in over a dozen cities, its service spans more than 90 percent of available new […]
In December 2015, before OpenAI was officially announced, its co-founders were still debating the right name. The now-famous brand could easily have been something very different. “Cogito” or “Consider” were serious contenders but one thread stands out in the early exchanges: securing the right domain was already a priority. Greg Brockman, then CTO-to-be, suggested “Consider,” […]
