Silicon Valley
BY Andrea Huspeni
Let's face it, Silicon Valley is still the mecca for startups, and every other city is playing catch up. Inside Silicon Valley's Annual Failure Conference
BY Jennifer Wang
At FailCon, entrepreneurs study other's failures and how to prepare for their success. Kathryn Minshew on Why Silicon Valley Needs a Feminine Touch
BY Lyneka Little
The young founder of The Daily Muse discusses her charmed career in entrepreneurship and offers advice to fellow founders just getting started. A New Take on Aging, From Silicon Valley
BY Sarah Max
A senior home care franchise based in Palo Alto, Calif., and run by young staffers is looking to give its elderly clientele five-star treatment. For the New Generation of Venture Capitalists, Their Advice Is More Valuable Than Their Money
BY Peter S. Cohan
'NewGen VCs' don't come out of finance. It's all about prior entrepreneurial experience. How Silicon Valley's Glow Shines Beyond Its Borders
BY Neil Parmar
To highlight Global Entrepreneurship Week, we took a look at how international entrepreneurs are starting to reel in Silicon-Valley-sized investments. 3 Hot Tech Startups Burning Up L.A.'s 'Silicon Beach'
BY Barb Dybwad
In startup world, Southern California is giving Silicon Valley a run for its money. What Is Vooza and Why Should You Care?
BY Jason HeadsetsDotCom
Hilarious videos from possibly faux company Vooza can offer every business owner a lesson in creativity. Starting Up Under One Roof: A Look at Residential Incubators
BY Susan Johnston
Rather than move in with mom and dad, young founders are increasingly bunking up -- choosing to inhabit startup houses or hacker hostels. Here's a look at the growing trend. Mike Jones on Ditching La La Land for Silicon Beach
BY Shira Lazar
Los Angeles has long been a mecca for creative types. Now it's attracting techies too. Reality TV Show May Hit Too Close to Home in Silicon Valley
BY Carol Tice
A new Bravo show that follows startups through their growing pains is riling the high-tech hotbed. A look at what may be behind all the griping. The Latest Craze in Incubators: Pay-to-Play Accelerators?
BY Lauren Cannon
Fee-based entrepreneurship accelerators and incubators are increasingly sprouting up. We take a look at some new programs and consider whether they're worth your time. New York, the City that Never Disconnects?
BY Shira Lazar
New York is claiming ever more tech cred these days. Steven Rosenbaum, the city's first Entrepreneur at Large, discusses the Big Apple and the burgeoning idea of curation. DVD Pick for Tech Startups: 'Something Ventured'
BY Peter S. Cohan
Trying to figure out how Silicon Valley really works? This documentary, recently released on DVD, offers plenty of insight into Apple, Intel and the money guys who bet on them. Why Facebook Is Killing Silicon Valley (Opinion)
BY Steve Blank
With venture-capital investment flocking to social-media startups, who will back nascent startups innovating in such critical industries as material science, sensors, robotics, medical devices and life sciences? Silicon Valley VCs Perk Up
BY Catherine Clifford
Inspired by new waves of technology developments and blockbuster deals, VCs are feeling better at the start of 2012. From Pinterest to Gumroad, 19-Year-Old Sahil Lavingia on His Trek Through Silicon Valley
BY Lyneka Little
We spoke with the young entrepreneur about his experience as a founding team member at Pinterest and his new company Gumroad. Creating a Startup at 60 MPH
BY Bryan Keplesky
Think starting a business is hard? Try doing it on a bus in 48 hours. 
