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Silicon Valley's Least Favorite Buzzwords
With its endless stream of investor pitches and company pep talks, Silicon Valley is overrun with meaningless buzzwords.
Las palabras de moda menos favoritas de Silicon Valley
Con su interminable flujo de propuestas de inversores y charlas de ánimo de la empresa, Silicon Valley está repleto de palabras de moda sin sentido.
How to Buy a Home in California's Ultra-Competitive Bay Area Market
Keep these nine things in mind to maximize your chances of success.
Cómo comprar una casa en el mercado ultracompetitivo del área de la bahía de California
Tenga en cuenta estas nueve cosas para maximizar sus posibilidades de éxito.
The Healthcare Transformer
Proliferation Of Cloud Services Is Good For Us: Aaron Levie of Box
At present, he said, the world is witnessing the renaissance of enterprise technology that will shape the future
Prince Harry Has a New Gig -- And It's In Silicon Valley
The Duke of Sussex has left his royal duties behind for a position at BetterUp.
How a Silicon Valley Venture Capitalist Is Paving the Way For Economic Transition in Africa By Investing In Young Entrepreneurs
With an ambitious goal to build a strong tech industry in Africa, Hiruy Amanuel proves that to create significant economic changes, investing in the well-being of others comes first
Entrepreneurs Against Dictatorship: Lukashenko's Regime Hurts Belarusian-American Founders
U.S. tech companies founded by Belarusians have long been a source of pride for Europe's last dictator, Alexander Lukashenko. Now, as entrepreneurs are challenging his 26-year-old rule, they are feeling the same pressure as everyone else. Silicon Valley startups have also taken a hit.
Will Remote-Work Policies Lead to a Bay Area Exodus? (Infographic)
Nearly half of Bay Area residents surveyed in a new report said they'll move if their jobs are permanently remote.
AngelList India's Utsav Somani Launches Micro Fund To Back 30 Early Stage Start-Ups
Named iSeed, the fund is anchored by the famed Naval Ravikant, founder of US-based AngelList. The fund's backers have started or invested in 24 unicorns worth over $200 billion.
Some Silicon Valley Bigwigs Have Reportedly Already Scurried to Their Doomsday Shelters in New Zealand
Those with money in the Valley, as well as in other lucrative industries, have become known in recent years for investing in preparations for disaster scenarios, such as viral outbreaks.
Forget Unicorns. Startups Should Be Camels.
Startup 'camels' prioritize sustainability by balancing growth with cash flow.