Sean Parker is an entrepreneur with a record of launching genre-defining companies that reinvent ways to spread information online. In 1999, at the age of 19, Sean co-founded Napster and changed ...

Sean Parker found immense success at an incredibly young age. At the age of 19, he cofounded Napster, a file-sharing service that would change how the world consumes music. By 24, he was the ...

On a Saturday night in August Sean Parker and I went out for sushi in Midtown Manhattan. I had been pestering him to tell me what a normal day looked like for him. After two bottles of cold sake ...

Sean Parker and George Soros are supporting Prop 64, which would legalize marijuana, by donating millions. Follow BI Video: On Twitter More from Politics California is one of nine states voting on ...

We have the capital to solve this problem.” —Sean Parker The guidelines, still being fine-tuned by the Treasury Department, offer incentives for venture capitalists and entrepreneurs to invest ...

Co-founder of Napster, Parker has been interested in cancer for some time, investing $5 million to treatment in 2012; $24 million to create a research center at Stanford in 2014; and in 2016 ...

MID-CITY, CA (October 3, 2022) – Sunday night, a hit-and-run motorcycle crash claimed the life of Sean Parker-Robinson. The incident happened on September 25th, at around 10:30 p.m., on Fairfax ...

The people who built Silicon Valley now fear their monster This week ex-Facebook president Sean Parker went off script at an Axios event. He decried what social media giants like the one he helped ...

Parker joined the Facebook team in 2004, when it was just a fledgling college startup. As the social network's founding president, he would play a huge role in the site's early investments, design ...

Facebook cofounder and philanthropist Sean Parker criticized ClinicalTrials.Gov at an event earlier this month. He made some good points. Here's why we need better ways to help people find ...

Parker, formerly of Napster and Facebook, knows the power of networking, so he was surprised when he found that many cancer researchers didn’t collaborate. With the Parker Institute for Cancer ...