The words we use are critically important. Even one word can make a huge difference. Case in point: This past week, Steve Bryant, the President of Columbia Gas, held a… Read more »
One of the big decisions every aspiring entrepreneur has to make is when to quit your current job to devote yourself fulltime to your new startup. Some of you are… Read more »
TOKYO (Reuters) – Japanese chipmaker Renesas Electronics Corp (6723.T) said on Tuesday it had agreed to buy U.S. peer Integrated Device Technology Inc (IDTI.O) for about $6.7 billion, aiming to… Read more »
You’re not Google. Neither are you Apple. A-players aren’t fighting tooth and nail for a chance to work on your company. So it’s up to you to attract them with a kickass… Read more »
In the early 2000s, a handful of young scientists at Stanford turned the university’s Palo Alto campus into the mouse-stitching-together capital of the world. Reviving a centuries-old procedure known as… Read more »
Not everybody realizes Labor Day was originally create to honor organized labor (i.e. labor unions). Few people also realize that labor unions were responsible for many of the workplace rights… Read more »
Absurdly Driven looks at the world of business with a skeptical eye and a firmly rooted tongue in cheek. As we stagger toward Labor Day, it’s worth thinking about the state… Read more »
LONDON/WASHINGTON (Reuters) – An apparent Iranian influence operation targeting internet users worldwide is significantly bigger than previously identified, Reuters has found, encompassing a sprawling network of anonymous websites and social… Read more »
Twitter has been ground zero in the culture wars that have been raging on social media. Now its CEO Jack Dorsey will testify before the House Energy and Commerce Committee… Read more »
Using newly installed facial-recognition technology, a man entering the U.S. from Brazil with a French passport at Washington, D.C.’s Dulles airport was identified as an impostor, the U.S. Customs and… Read more »
Absurdly Driven looks at the world of business with a skeptical eye and a firmly rooted tongue in cheek. It was a piece of news that seemed to drift by like a… Read more »
I end up hearing a lot of people complain about their jobs (in general) and specifically about how their career expectations haven’t been met. In almost every case, the complainer… Read more »
Absurdly Driven looks at the world of business with a skeptical eye and a firmly rooted tongue in cheek. One way of achieving this noble goal is to appear, well, more… Read more »
At a time when Tesla CEO Elon Musk struggles to take his company private, Nio, a Chinese manufacturer of premium elected vehicles, filed to go public in a stock offering… Read more »
It’s tempting to think of fax machines as a relic, every bit as relevant as an eight-track tape. But fields like health care and government still rely on faxes every… Read more »
Share to email Share to facebook Share to twitter Share to linkedin Share to google Janakiram MSV , Contributor I cover Cloud Computing, Machine Learning, and Internet of Things Opinions… Read more »
Share to email Share to facebook Share to twitter Share to linkedin Share to google Brad Moon , Contributor I help you make the most of your Apple gear and… Read more »
Ma Bell is what many people think of when they hear AT&T (NYSE: T). The old AT&T of years ago was a boring utility until it was broken up. Years… Read more »
In his book, Rules of Thumb, Alan Weber provided a series of 52 rules he’d learned from life. #24 was, “If you want to change the game, change the economics of… Read more »
One of the leading causes of data breaches is internal negligence due to poor training, according to the Ponemon Institute. But when the staff is educated and instructed on the proper… Read more »
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Contract manufacturer Foxconn said on Sunday it is investigating a plant in China that makes devices for Amazon.com Inc (AMZN.O), after a U.S. watchdog group criticized… Read more »
In May my exclusive story confirmed Apple’s new iPhone line-up and one cancellation. Now, I can reveal the designs of the most exciting models and the radical move Apple will… Read more »
Taking a look back at another week of news from Cupertino, this week’s Apple Loop includes the latest renders of the new iPhone X for 2018, the hardware that wasn’t… Read more »
The business world loves a good buzzword. Witness the number of big companies that have started talking about Bitcoin, ICOs, and all things crypto. But now there seems to be… Read more »
Everyone who knows Jonathan Bush—Athenahealth’s CEO and co-founder, who resigned Wednesday following reports of inappropriate behavior—knows he says (and does) things public company CEOs aren’t supposed to say (or do)…. Read more »
SEOUL (Reuters) – China has launched an investigation into South Korea’s Samsung Electronics Co Ltd and SK Hynix Inc as well as U.S. Micron Technology Inc. FILE PHOTO: Memory chip… Read more »
In the late 1980s, Burt Dorman was ready to get out of the vaccination game. A biophysical chemist, he’d spent years running a successful company making animal vaccines—a dozen of… Read more »
Shutterstock Small businesses make up 99.9 percent of all businesses in America. I quote this statistic often, and for good reason. There’s nothing small about the impact these types of… Read more »
Share to email Share to facebook Share to twitter Share to linkedin Share to google Kevin Anderton , Contributor Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Knader10 Designs Metastable… Read more »
Why is it so hard for us to get a good night’s sleep? And is there anything new being done about a health issue that the American Sleep Association (ASA)… Read more »