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Financing
Revenue-Based Financing: The Better You Do, the Quicker You Pay
Startups and small businesses, including tech companies, are resorting to revenue-based financing, whereby future performance determines how they pay the loans back -
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
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 -
Facebook
Has Facebook’s Zuckerberg Forgotten How to Change the World?
To truly improve education, the billionaire needs to use his company's staff and resources, not just his wealth -
Management
Intel's CEO Heading Out With a Whimper
As Paul Otellini gets ready to retire as Intel's chief executive officer in May, the chip maker keeps handing in lackluster quarters -
Hard Choices
Biogen Idec's George Scangos on a Failed ALS Drug Trial
The CEO of Biogen Idec on having to give up on a potentially lucrative drug for Lou Gehrig's disease -
Management
Is Michael Dell Finally Taking His Company Private?
Can taking his company private give Michael Dell a glorious second act? -
Consumer Electronics
HP CEO Whitman Dubs Windows 8 a Work in Progress
In a wide-ranging interview, Chief Executive Officer Meg Whitman talks about plans to regain Hewlett-Packard's innovative spark and to tackle such areas as mobile and cloud computing -
Consumer Electronics
Can HP Innovate? Yes, When It Comes to Brain Drains
Hewlett-Packard has lost more than 100 top executives over the past two years as new CEOs keep showing up to turn the company around -
Consumer Electronics
One Hundred Top Employees Who Left Hewlett-Packard Since 2010
The tech giant has seen at least 100 top executives depart in the last two years, as it has cycled through three CEOs -
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 -
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
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 -
Science & Research
The Right Way to Destroy Sensitive Data
Before recycling electronics, companies have the tough task of removing all the sensitive information they contain -
Health Care
John Sculley: Seeing Steve Jobs Everywhere
The ex-Apple CEO mentors health-care entrepreneurs
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