Reddit claims move is part of a growing up process for the popular website Popular social media website Reddit has removed its main source code from the internet after nine years in the public domain.

Reddit, the message board site known for its chronically online userbase and for originating much internet discourse, filed for its long-anticipated initial public offering on Thursday.

On Thursday, Reddit is rolling out a new policy aimed at balancing its desire to license its content to larger tech companies, like Google, and protecting users’ privacy. The newly announced ...

Reddit filed its S-1 last week and is set to take the bold step of being the first venture-backed public listing of 2024. If successful, Reddit has the power to open the IPO window for other late ...

The company’s got a long and tangled history. It was sold in its infancy, only to be later spun back out.Today Reddit approaches the public markets with more than $800 million worth of revenue ...

Reddit is going public on March 21 via initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange. Today, it’s known as the social message-board site, with more than 76 million daily visitors to ...

Thousands of the most dedicated Reddit users will have a chance to snag shares when the company goes public in 2024, The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday.. Citing people familiar with the ...

Reddit's public debut, while typical for a tech company seeking to raise cash to fuel its expansion, is unusual in that the platform has set aside up to 1.76 million of the 15.3 million shares ...