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Last week, Brock Blake made the case for why 20-somethings are the most successful entrepreneurs. He makes a valid argument describing several age-related factors that influence entrepreneurial behavior. Yet, he overlook...

A few weeks ago, I ran into an entrepreneur who said, “I tried raising money on but it didn’t work.” I’m sure he’s not the only one. Crowdfunding isn’t a magic well of money.  I...

If someone is trying to break into your enterprise, it's likely because they want your data. Companies are calling for cloud encryption, and Andreessen-Horowitz is joining the chorus by investing $30 million into cloud e...

Cloud-based payroll management business CloudPay has raised $16 million in its second round of funding, a move will help it grow and further refine its software-as-a-service for small and large business payrolls.

Zenprise has been acquired by Citrix, which may come as a surprise to Silicon Valley insiders who expected an initial public offering from the red-hot mobile security startup.

Microsoft said it will soon drop prices by as much as 28 percent on its Windows Azure cloud storage, a move to help it compete with cloud offerings from Amazon, Google, and other competitors.

Guest Post A recent VentureBeat post outlined a series of reason why HTML5 failed to deliver in 2012. But here are five reasons to look forward to HTML5 in the new year.

Asia's answer to Amazon has raised a new $26 million in funding round by Germany's Summit Parters.

Guest Post It's incredible what a $1.26 billion acquisition can do. Suddenly a host of startups are calling themselves "software-defined something." Is there any substance to the term?

Depending on who you believe, Small Business Saturday was a booming success or fell flat of expectations. As I mentioned last week regardless of how much money was spent, how many mentions were made in social media or ho...

How can Apple fix is Maps problems? According to The Onion, it should start by rearranging the planet.

Software giant Hewlett-Packard has announced the general availability of its Open Stack-powered public cloud service.

Have a groundbreaking technology, millions of dollars in backing and a clear path to market? Great, but can you stand?or trust?your partners?

By being targeted at low-end markets, the Lumia 860 may do more for Nokia than any other Lumia before it.

The Association of National Advertisers held their 2012 Annual Masters of Marketing Conference in Orlando earlier this fall. Marketing leaders from McDonald's, Unilever, Johnson & Johnson, Procter & Gamble, MasterCard, F...

This is a guest post by Chris Campbell,  founder and CEO of Review Trackers. 

Modernizing Medicine, the South Florida-based company known for its electronic medical record (EMR) application for the iPad, has raised $12 in funding.

Sponsored Post Once in a blue moon, a show agenda comes together so well that even the most skeptical conference organizers attempt to explain to their parents what it is that they do for a living... albeit unsuccessf...

Ever heard of Prismatic? Until yesterday, neither had we. But founder Bradford Cross wouldn’t stop pinging our collective inbox about his company’s latest news, which turned out to be a $15 million round of...

Facebook defined the word "poke" for a new generation, but the social network can't say the same about the word "subscribe."

Facebook’s Open Compute Project, a huge effort to create and promote open-source hardware, is hosting its first-ever hardware hackathon. The hackathon will take place next month in Santa Clara, Calif., at the OCP�...

It's almost too bad that Apple has already patented its term for very high-density, high-quality screens. Because this truly has the potential to be an actual retina display.