Technology startups
BY Arlene Weintraub
Until now, the the Food & Drug Administration has taken a largely hands-off approach to medical apps. For those entrepreneurs who are subject to FDA scrutiny, however, the process can be daunting. How to Become a Technical Co-Founder on the Quick
BY Andrea Huspeni
A four-year computer science degree is so yesterday. These intensive programs can turn you into a developer in under 12 weeks. The Top 20 Tech Investors to Follow on Twitter
BY Megan Rose Dickey
Following these investors can give you insight into the types of startups they find most interesting and the markets that are ripe for disruption.Tech Startups That Are Strengthening Real-World Security
BY John Patrick Pullen
These can be dangerous times, but thanks to these innovative, crime-fighting companies, we all might be a little safer.Play Video Unveiling Fashion's Latest Trend: Technology (Video)
BY Colleen DeBaise
The world's most glamorous industry is getting a digital overhaul as investors pour money into a wave of fashion-tech startups. Emerging Tech: 9 International Startup Hubs to Watch
BY John Patrick Pullen
Beyond the U.S., these are the places you'll find financial and other support for innovation in technology. Cornell University Gets Big Donation to Help Fund NYC Tech Campus
BY Brian Patrick Eha
The new institute will be part of Cornell Tech, a graduate school expected to attract top students and create new local companies. Caterina Fake's Findery Aims to Be an 'Adventure Machine'
BY Brian Patrick Eha
With $9.5 million in funds from investors, the serial entrepreneur predicts her latest tech startup will encourage people to rediscover their sense of wonder. Yammer's David Sacks Offers 3 Tips for Tech Entrepreneurs
BY Jason Fell
From raising capital fast to being innovative, startup advice from the SXSW Interactive festival. From Mobile to Social Media to Disruptive Tech: A Preview of This Year's SXSW Interactive
BY Jason Fell
A look inside the tech world's go-to event for creatives and innovators. Why Emerging Technologies May Hold the Future of Fashion
BY Brian Patrick Eha
As fashion becomes more reliant on content marketing, startups focused on sophisticated analytics, 3D printing and other emerging technologies come to the industry's forefront. What's Hot in Venture Capital in 2013
BY Colleen DeBaise
A panel of New York City venture capitalists say advertising technology, financial technology and nanotechnology will be among 2013's most buzzworthy sectors. 5 Tech Startups Worth Watching at CES 2013
BY John Patrick Pullen
More entrepreneurs are expected to exhibit at this year's big tech event. Here's a look at some of the most interesting among them. 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. Are You the Next Steve Jobs? A New Reality TV Show Might Be Looking for You
BY Jason Fell
Simon Cowell and will.i.am are at the helm of a new show searching for the next great tech leader. 9 U.S. Cities You Wouldn't Think Are Hubs for Tech Startups
BY John Patrick Pullen
Beyond Silicon Valley and Silicon Alley, these are the places you'll find financial and other support for your business ideas. The Sleeper Campaign Issue: Net Neutrality
BY Riva Richmond
It's a battle between carriers and internet companies with important economic implications. And the presidential candidates see it very differently. Angel Investor Esther Dyson on the Traits of Rock Star Tech Leaders
BY Riva Richmond
An investor in companies such as Flickr and del.icio.us, Dyson shares insights on building a thriving company. 5 Startups to Watch
BY Antonio Neves
From Ashton Kutcher investing in Dwolla to Instagram's record-setting acquisition, 2012 is shaping up to be the year of the startup. Here are five to watch. Mark Cuban: Outwork and Outlearn Your Competition
BY Jason Fell
The billionaire tech entrepreneur and popular 'Shark Tank' star on working hard and finding success. CES 2012: Three Wild Tools from Tech Entrepreneurs
BY Jason Fell
A walkthrough of the event's first-ever exhibit area for startup companies. Lawmakers OK Small-Business Research Programs
BY Diana Ransom
Lawmakers moved to extend and expand two key small business research programs facing expiration this week. See what changes may come down the pike. For Net Neutrality Advocates, the Fight Continues
BY Diana Ransom
Some tech entrepreneurs say more regulation is needed to keep the Internet open -- especially when it comes to wireless providers. 