Silicon Valley: Page 8
You Don't Need to Be in Silicon Valley to Grow Your Business
People tend to flock to the major tech hub -- however, that doesn't guarantee success.
No One Can Match Silicon Valley, But Other Cities Benefit From Fostering Startups
How Richmond, Va. is building a great entrepreneurial ecosystem, and what other cities can learn.
From Textile to Tech: This Third-generation Business Knows the Need of the Hour
The CEO says bandwidth and data are probably more important to the millennials than good clothing, food or shelter
China's Tech Scene is Poised to Explode. Here's What U.S. Startups Need to Understand.
Think you're hungry and ambitious? You ain't seen nothing yet.
3 Myths About Starting a Company in the Midwest
Several CEOs weighed in on the misconceptions they have faced in starting and running a business in Middle America.
Is Every Idea an Intellectual Property?
Ideas are worthless unless you turn them into your IP by adding up intellectuality blended with creativity
Working Yourself to Death Isn't Worth It, and Silicon Valley Is Starting to Realize That
Silicon Valley has an overworking problem. And in many cases, it sees that problem as an asset, not a liability.
The Surprising Place Silicon Valley Entrepreneurs and Execs Network
Twice a week, a group of men get up early to sweat and talk business.
Changing The World of Mobile Advertising
InMobi has been a flagship example of India's explosive start-up growth, and one of the earliest to have taken risky bets back in the day.
An M&A Wave Is Coming: 4 Ways to Determine Whether You Should Sell
This is a great time to sell but merger mania usually ends in a reversal of the tide painful for tech businesses that aren't profitable or growing.
Silicon Valley's' Kumail Nanjiani on Never Playing It Safe
In its fourth season on HBO, the actor from the hit series 'Silicon Valley' talks about being okay with failure, his hatred for the phrase 'grilled to perfection' and four business ideas for founders.
Are Silicon Valley Nerds the New Hollywood Superstars?
Check out some of the tech world's better halves, from Hollywood A-list actresses to Victoria Secret models.
What It Takes To Become A Company's Innovation Officer
Tata Trusts' Manoj Kumar said innovation officers' role is to keep companies updated and make customers understand their relevance in today's hyper-competitive environment.
#7 Reasons Why Start-ups Fail
An example of a start-up that was considered ahead of its time, but ultimately failed miserably was Webvan.
Hey Juicero, Erlich Bachman Just Called and Wants to Invest
After raising $120 million, the $400 internet-connected juicer is as farcical as an entire season of 'Silicon Valley.'