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Yahoo!’s Weather: A Small Step in Mayer’s Bigger Direction
The search giant’s new app offers some clues about what kind of products CEO Marissa Mayer is looking to create -
Apps & Software
Infer Promises More Sales Through Better Math
The startup says its software mines the Web for data on buyers, assesses attributes, and points sales people toward customers most likely to buy—and spend more -
Management
Why Dish Network's Charlie Ergen Wants Sprint Nextel
His $25.5 billion bid is aimed at helping him profit from his spectrum leases -
Management
With or Without Sprint, Dish Chairman Charlie Ergen Wins
Even if Ergen's bid for Sprint loses out to SoftBank, he will at least have forced the Japanese telecom company to pay more dearly -
Management
How to Run Your Company Like an Improv Group, by Twitter CEO Dick Costolo
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Management
Lenovo Closes In on HP, Dell as PC Sales Plummet
The Hong Kong company is gaining market share, but the whole PC market is losing to tablets and smartphones -
Apple
What Happens to Executives After They Leave Apple? A Field Guide
Apple alum Ron Johnson's ouster from J.C. Penney raises a question: How has life treated other execs post-Cupertino? -
Management
Retailers Enlist the Smartphone to Encourage Shopping
A digital shopping experience at brick-and-mortar stores -
Management
Samsung's Year Abroad
Its regional specialist program sends employees overseas for a year, to do nothing but soak up the local culture -
Mobile & Telecom
How Samsung Became the World's No. 1 Smartphone Maker
The South Korean conglomerate wins at smartphones because of its size—and the paranoia of Chairman Lee Kun Hee -
Management
Carly Fiorina on Marissa, Sheryl, and Women in Tech
"Men disagree all the time and it's not talked about in a gender-laden context" -
Facebook
Sheryl Sandberg's 'Lean In' Brand Goes Global
The Facebook chief operating officer's leadership manifesto generated heaps of discussion, which has translated into sales -
Social Media
Brogrammers Making Sex Jokes and Other Reasons Startups Need HR Departments
HR departments can be ponderous and annoying. They may also be the one thing that can save startups from themselves -
Consumer Electronics
Chip Wars: ARM Names New CEO for Fresh Battle With Intel
The British chip designer ARM has opted for a new CEO as it prepares for the next chapter in its war against Intel -
Management
Why Employees Like Zuckerberg (and Other Popular CEOs)
When it comes to employee approval, a leader’s confidence, vision, and accessibility can trump financial results
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Mobile & Telecom
How Samsung Became the World's No. 1 Smartphone Maker
The South Korean conglomerate wins at smartphones because of its size—and the paranoia of Chairman Lee Kun Hee -
Apps & Software
Yahoo!’s Weather: A Small Step in Mayer’s Bigger Direction
The search giant’s new app offers some clues about what kind of products CEO Marissa Mayer is looking to create -
Apps & Software
Infer Promises More Sales Through Better Math
The startup says its software mines the Web for data on buyers, assesses attributes, and points sales people toward customers most likely to buy—and spend more -
Apple
What Happens to Executives After They Leave Apple? A Field Guide
Apple alum Ron Johnson's ouster from J.C. Penney raises a question: How has life treated other execs post-Cupertino? -
Management
MGM's Sustainability Officer Cleans Up in Las Vegas
Cindy Ortega, MGM's CSO, has cut the resort giant's environmental demands and expanded recycling without crimping the guests' experience -
Apple
Tim Cook's Freshman Year: The Apple CEO Speaks
In his most wide-ranging interview since succeeding Steve Jobs, Tim Cook talks about how the company now works, the view that he's "robotic," and the return of Apple manufacturing to the U.S. -
Consumer Electronics
Can Meg Whitman Reverse Hewlett-Packard's Free Fall?
The granddaddy of tech has lost 70 percent of its market value in two years. CEO Whitman has a five-year plan to put the churning strategies and corporate intrigue to rest -
Mobile & Telecom
Why Won't Yahoo! Let Employees Work From Home?
Yahoo seems to be undoing all the benefits associated with allowing the Internet pioneer's employees the freedom to work from home when they need to -
Management
Protecting Privacy on the Internet
The FTC is requiring Web outfits to undertake a privacy audit every two years, which critics call a toothless exercise -
Apps & Software
SAP Speeds Up With Its Hana Database Software
The German company's spiritual technology chief bets the future on Hana and faster product development -
Science & Research
The Complex Business of Recycling E-Waste
For a company such as IBM, disposing of electronic equipment properly is a massive undertaking -
Management
The Excessive Uproar Over Marissa Mayer's Telecommuting Ban
If a male CEO made a similar move, would the response reach the same level of shock and outrage? -
Management
Retailers Enlist the Smartphone to Encourage Shopping
A digital shopping experience at brick-and-mortar stores -
Management
Google Edges Facebook in Software Engineer Pay Survey
A new survey from jobs site Glassdoor shows the average base salary for software engineers at the top tech firms in the U.S. -
Management
Why Mobile Apps’ Privacy Policies Are So Important
App developers face the challenge of collecting consumers’ data while building their trust and improving the user experience
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Mobile & Telecom
How Samsung Became the World's No. 1 Smartphone Maker
The South Korean conglomerate wins at smartphones because of its size—and the paranoia of Chairman Lee Kun Hee -
Apps & Software
Infer Promises More Sales Through Better Math
The startup says its software mines the Web for data on buyers, assesses attributes, and points sales people toward customers most likely to buy—and spend more -
Apps & Software
Yahoo!’s Weather: A Small Step in Mayer’s Bigger Direction
The search giant’s new app offers some clues about what kind of products CEO Marissa Mayer is looking to create -
Management
Protecting Privacy on the Internet
The FTC is requiring Web outfits to undertake a privacy audit every two years, which critics call a toothless exercise -
Apple
What Happens to Executives After They Leave Apple? A Field Guide
Apple alum Ron Johnson's ouster from J.C. Penney raises a question: How has life treated other execs post-Cupertino? -
cybersecurity
The Risks and Rewards of Personal Electronics in the Workplace
Bring-your-own-device programs give employees greater freedom, but they have serious security and privacy issues -
Mobile & Telecom
Marissa Mayer Rolls Out a New Yahoo.com
One of the Web's most visited addresses gets a radical redesign -
Science & Research
The Complex Business of Recycling E-Waste
For a company such as IBM, disposing of electronic equipment properly is a massive undertaking -
Apple
Tim Cook's Freshman Year: The Apple CEO Speaks
In his most wide-ranging interview since succeeding Steve Jobs, Tim Cook talks about how the company now works, the view that he's "robotic," and the return of Apple manufacturing to the U.S. -
Management
Yahoo!'s Marissa Mayer Finds Some Bright Light
Yahoo! investors are feeling better with Marissa Mayer as chief executive officer, but it's unclear if the affection will be rewarded with positive financial results -
Management
Why Mobile Apps’ Privacy Policies Are So Important
App developers face the challenge of collecting consumers’ data while building their trust and improving the user experience -
Management
Climate Corp. Updates Crop Insurance via High Tech
The startup's PhDs crunch numbers to insure crops against erratic weather -
Financing
Looking Beyond Banks for Financing
Entrepreneurs are turning to crowdfunding, peer-to-peer lending, microlending, and further creative ways to get startup capital -
Management
Why Dish Network's Charlie Ergen Wants Sprint Nextel
His $25.5 billion bid is aimed at helping him profit from his spectrum leases -
Apps & Software
SAP Speeds Up With Its Hana Database Software
The German company's spiritual technology chief bets the future on Hana and faster product development
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