Here are the top 10 cities for women entrepreneurs

Intuit published an infographic today presenting the top cities for female entrepreneurs, as well as some interesting statistics about the state of women-owned businesses in the U.S.

Bill.com wants to help businesses cut out the checkbooks

American consumers are increasingly making payments electronically, while their check books gather dust. So why are businesses so behind? Bill.com wants to change that.

Dell avoids talk of flawed deal, focuses on new software foray in press talks today

Dell execs hope to settle customer and partner anxiety with talk of their "big data" and cloud software products.

Q&A: Why Scott Cook sees Intuit as Silicon Valley’s ’30-year-old startup’

We caught up with Scott Cook, the billionaire founder of Intuit, to chat about how a "lean startup" mentality is still relevant at a major company.

App Store and Google Play: who’s winning, what’s different, and generally … WhatsApp

This past month, Google Maps lost its position as the most downloaded app on Apple's iOS store -- to another Google app, YouTube.

Intuit and LinkedIn team up to help small businesses compete for talent (exclusive)

The initiative, known as "Hire Smart," kicks off with a free event featuring a host of speakers, including "Apprentice" winner Bill Rancic, Intuit CEO Brad Smith, and LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner.

Small businesses, not huge companies, will lead the way for tablet growth

It's clear that tablets are making a huge impact in businesses, but who's taking advantage of them first?

Here’s what Facebook, Google, & Twitter told the Supreme Court about gay marriage

Here's the brief tech companies filed with the Supreme Court -- and the exact reason these business say they do support same-sex marriage.

Steve Blank on ‘continuous innovation:’ Tech companies aren’t solving 21st century problems

I called on the serial entrepreneur and father of the "Lean startup" movement for a dose of perspective.

Apple’s Tim Cook to face judge about Apple, Google, Intel anti-poaching pact

Apple is one of a list of companies accused of agreeing not to recruit each other's employees.

How Intuit plans to help Main Street fight big business with ‘big data’

Intuit is turning vast volumes of data about small business finances into tools to help its customers save time and money.

PayPal cofounder Max Levchin joins Yahoo’s board while Intuit’s CEO departs

Yahoo grabbed PayPal co-founder and Evernote director Max Levchin for its own board, but loses two of its existing members. Yahoo now has a total of 11 on its board.

Here’s how large corporations can act like startups

Bennett Blank, Intuit's innovation lead, believes that large businesses have a lot to learn from startups.

Groupon targets checkout, launches Breadcrumb iPad point-of-sale service

It's not just about daily deals anymore: Soon you may be using Groupon's new iPad register service Breadcrumb to check out of restaurants.

From Apple to Zynga: Eight tales of missing the investment trigger

We all have regrets, but they don't typically involve blowing billions of dollars.

53 percent of companies pivoted to stay alive in the last 2 years, says Intuit

Inuit says 53 percent of companies "reinvented their business" to survive since 2010. The pivot is a buzz word in Silicon Valley, but may be one of the smartest moves an entrepreneur can make.

MobileBeat 2012 is one week away, meet our latest speakers!

We’re just one week away from MobileBeat 2012, VentureBeat’s annual mobile conference, and we’ve lined up some of the biggest names in the industry to delve into the event’s core theme: “Design is the new battleground.”

We’ve snagged Trevor Dryer, …

Meet our next round of MobileBeat 2012 speakers

We’re a few weeks away from MobileBeat 2012, VentureBeat’s annual mobile conference, where we’ve lined up some of the biggest names in the industry to chat about this year’s theme, “Design is the new battleground.”

We’ve snagged Matt Murphy, partner …

Intuit shows Square, Paypal how the big boys handle sales with new GoPayment integration

While Square and PayPal have received quite a bit of hype for their mobile credit card payment solutions, they’re still just “point of sale-lite,” according to Intuit’s mobile payments and point of sale (POS) head Trevor Dryer.

Mobile credit card …