Enough with the pressure: Reframing the message of lean in
Guest Post We live in a world where young, ambitious women will now contend with a new, and sadly pressured life question – are you “leaning in”?
Tomfoolery peeks out of stealth mode to announce all-star investors
January 30, 2013 6:00 AM
Rebecca Grant
Skyword has announced closing $6.7 million in growth financing for its content marketing solutions. This Boston-based startup provides agencies, brands, media, and retail customers with a platform to publish content and tools to distribute it effectively.
Robots won’t take your job, but automation might
November 29, 2012 9:08 AM
Ciara Byrne
1.7 billion people got a new handset last year. What happens to the old ones? Seven million of them were reused and renewed by eRecyclingCorps. “If subsidies are the drugs of the mobile industry, then incentivized device recycling is the methadone,” says Dave Edmondson, CEO of eRecyclingCorps.
Sococo builds a virtual world for real work
October 31, 2012 5:04 AM
John Koetsier
"Think of it like a smart rifle. You have a smart car; you got a smartphone; well, now we have a smart rifle," company President Jason Schauble says.
Survey: Businesses are ravenous for the new iPad
March 13, 2012 11:47 AM
Sean Ludwig
Enterprise tech IPOs have seen some big movement over the past few years. Now we can add big data and data visualization company Tableau Software to the list.
Email off the clock constitutes overtime — in Brazil
January 12, 2012 5:33 PM
Jennifer Van Grove
Facebook has decided to try its hand at self-destructing messages with the release of Facebook Poke for iPhone.
Shiny, happy company: Why happiness is the new metric for startup success
Guest Post
The seal of the high school I attended contained two Latin mottos: Non Sibi and Finis Origine Pendet. Despite seeing those words everywhere, I paid little attention to them. I later learned they mean “Not for one’s self” and “The …
Yahoo employees don’t think much of ousted CEO Carol Bartz
September 6, 2011 8:48 PM
Dylan Tweney
At Maker Faire Bay Area, a "startup pavilion" highlights 20 new maker-focused startups. But big companies like Autodesk, General Electric, and even Google are getting into the DIY game too.
