The move comes as the family safety app company posts record users and eyes expansion into global markets and new services.

Life360 said its chief executive would transition to the role of executive chairman and would be succeeded at the top of the C-suite by the company's chief operating officer. The location-app ...

Life360 Inc (LIFX) reports a stellar quarter with significant international expansion and strategic focus on becoming the ...

The family-tracking app has booked record revenue growth after leaning in to its reputation for serving “helicopter parents” ...

The location-app developer’s co-founder, Chris Hulls, has handed over day-to-day operations to become executive chair.

Life360LIF is seeing robust growth as the family-tracking service sells to parents seeking peace of mind. Life360 stock ...

Location-tech developer Life360 could give second-half revenue guidance for its new advertising venture when it announces its next quarterly update in August, Chief Executive Chris Hulls said.

Life360 has sold data to X-Mode, Cuebiq, Arity, Safegraph, and others that provide location data to other services. Life360 discloses some of the data sharing in its privacy policy, but there are ...

Life360, Inc., a tech firm that helps people keep track of the whereabouts of their loved ones and belongings, made its public debut Thursday. The company made its initial public offering at $27 ...

If Life360 removed its "call" feature—a feature used by 0.36 percent of its users—it couldn't possibly be infringing anymore, even accepting the plaintiff's other arguments.

Life360 is backed by $10 million in outside funding, including the recent $3 million strategic round from BMW. The company is planning to raise a B round in the near future.