Oculus co-founder Brendan Iribe stepped down from his role yesterday. We spoke with Business Insider’s Alex Heath about what Facebook does next.

Julie Scelfo, who wrote "The Women Who Made New York," hopes millennial women don't confuse consumer freedom with real freedom.

RetailMeNot says prices on toys and champagne drop in December. Also, Free Shipping Day is on the 18th! Trends expert Sara Skirboll tells us more.

That Christmas song stuck in your head? It's likely licensed under ASCAP. Paul Williams talks us through the business of holiday music.

Serenity Caldwell says Facebook's strategy to take away Snapchat's audience with Instagram is not only working, it's also helping them build a new audience.

It appears Trump's cabinet choices will move to deregulate each gov. organization because they've been vocal opponents, Mediaite’s J.D. Durkin says.

In growing in the enterprise space, CTO Aditya Agarwal says Dropbox wants to show CIOs their employees are already using the platform.

Whereas other delivery services are hyperlocal, CEO Joe Ariel says Goldbely targets foodies wanting experiences from around the US.

If Russia interfered in our election, what was the plot? Malcolm Nance, "The Plot to Hack America" author, explains what might've happened.

Why wouldn't you go to Trump's tech summit? TheStreet’s Jack Mohr says the flip side is protection against Trump attacking Silicon Valley.

Will the CIA's assessment have an impact on the market? Definitely, Engadget senior editor Daniel Cooper says, pointing to uncertainty.