Some unicorns (not too young, 10+ years) are sufficiently large to need experienced managers for their larger size and complexity and have been actively poaching FAANMG’s middle management to fill their VP+ posts. They also poach from each other. Did she leave for those unicorns or for “personal” reasons.
She left for a non-unicorn. She got a higher title, and I’m sure more money.
Has to be higher title or it would be a demotion. Total compensation may be higher but most probably lesser cash and more RSUs. Depending on the companies, may not be as good as AAPL in the long term since AAPL appreciates well.
Anyhoo staying in FAANMG would take ages to get promoted because of limited vacancies, most of the middle management are lifers. Better to jump to smaller companies after a few years if you want to actualize 
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Fashion is a new focus. Doubling down on ad.
Bald is the new fashion 
Buy AMZN.
Matt Rosoff wrote an article based on well documented info and claimed that AMZN will be the most important company of the 2020s. Why didn’t he use a new photo of the bald man?
Everyone uses that photo. I wonder if photographers get paid each time or once it’s online it’s considered public.
GOOG has overtaken AMZN in market cap. AMZN is going downhill 
Who paid Matt to write that article 
This is a misleading and the author does not seem to understand well how market and economy work.
How do the market and economy work?
You can read the twitter discussions. If I have to give one line answer:
(Free) Market works towards efficient utilization of resources to maximize benefit to consumers.
Added Later: Generally a single provider or a single product cannot satisfy the needs of all segment of markets because each market segment needs resource to be aligned in different way to maximize the satisfaction. That is why a $1 coffee from McDonalds is not liked by Starbucks consumers who pay $5 for a cup and vice versa.
Just think about it, you like SFBA Real Estate market, and @hanera bets high on Austin Real Estate Market. Both are right and both are rational.
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No. Market doesn’t automatically maximizes benefits to consumers. Try harder.
I do not have to do anything. Market does it all. It does not take instructions for me. What happens in a free market reflects collective will and market power of the participants which consists numerous suppliers, consumers, producers and other intermediaries.