Headed by not-yet-30 Spiegel (pictured right) and his cofounder Murphy, the company behind the popular Snapchat photo app went public in March. It's been a bumpy road since: Snap's stock fell by ...

CEO Evan Spiegel is the public face of Snapchat parent company Snap Inc., but Bobby Murphy also wields considerable power as its cofounder and chief technology officer. Together, Murphy and ...

His ultimate goal: to give his fortune away. Snapchat cofounders Evan Spiegel (31, with $13.8 billion) and Bobby Murphy (33, with $15.2 billion) are the next-youngest. Their fortunes more than ...

That includes Snap cofounders Evan Spiegel, with $11 billion, and Bobby Murphy, 32, with $4.7 billion. At 30, Spiegel is the youngest billionaire in America. Lukas Walton, 33, is the grandson of ...

CEO Evan Spiegel approached at least two other fraternity brothers in a hunt for a technical co-founder, Jack Dubie and Julian Okuyiga. Eventually Spiegel landed on Bobby Murphy, who is Snapchat's ...

Here's Suster's logic: No matter how you slice it, Evan Spiegel and co-founder Bobby Murphy are rich. Even if Snapchat fails, the co-founders will be worth at least $40 million, Suster estimates.

In 2011, Stanford University students Evan Spiegel, Reggie Brown, and Bobby Murphy came up with Snapchat. While initially considered a “terrible idea” by fellow students in a product design ...

Sal Khan and Evan Spiegel ’1 8, joined by tech journalist ... co-founded Snapchat with his Kappa Sigma fraternity brother Bobby Murphy ’10, who is now Snap’s chief technology officer.

Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy (29 and 31, respectively) became billionaires in their mid-20s, and Spiegel is one of only a few self-made billionaires under the age of 30. And Mark Zuckerberg ...

Snap cofounder and CEO Evan Spiegel has lost 83% of his wealth ... a net worth decline of $11.6 billion The wealth of fellow cofounder Bobby Murphy, who also serves as Snap's chief technology ...

2. These are the people who will profit the most from Snap's IPO. CEO Evan Spiegel and CTO Bobby Murphy own the most shares. 3. These 13 charts give you everything you need to know about Snap's IPO.

Snap cofounders Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy will become billionaires overnight when their company goes public at a potential $25 billion valuation. One person who will not share in their glory ...