Welcome to the Tech Meme Ride Home for Wednesday, January 16th, 2019. I'm Brian McCullough.

Today. More high-profile execs quit snap.

Apples in talks to get more Apple watches in the hands of seniors.

The overall state of the app economy and the razor is coming back to usher in the era of the bendable phone.

Here's what you miss today in the world of tech.

Couple of odd executive stories that had Twitter all a flutter this morning.

First, another high-profile executive is leaving Snap.

CFO Tim Stone, who only joined SNAP from Amazon eight months ago, has resigned but will

remain at work until February 5th to help with the transition to a new CFO.

Snap's stock fell 10% in early trading this morning,

likely because, as I said, this is just the latest

in the seemingly unending revolving door of executive exits

at Snap.

And a lot of people were raising eyebrows this morning

at the Wall Street Journal story that outlined how I know it's

not we work anymore it's we company but whatever how we work chief executive

Adam Newman has apparently personally reaped millions of dollars by buying

buildings which We Work then turns around and leases from him. A We Work spokesperson told the journal that all of what are known

as related party deals where the company does business with someone who works at the company are reviewed and approved by an independent committee

But sources at Weew Works investors have apparently told the journal that some investors in

we work quote said the arrangement concerned them as a potential conflict of

interest in which the CEO could benefit on rents or other terms with the company."

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