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E-commerce startup Wayfair introduces Daily Fair, a new flash sale feature that offers large discounts on home goods, if you are willing to act fast.

Oh, you thought your trip photos from Cancun were great for Facebook? Sorry, next to astronaut Chris Hadfield, you've got nothing.

Ed-tech entrepreneurs will be spoiled for choice when it comes to picking an accelerator or incubator program. A deluge of new accelerators have launched in recent weeks, including Kaplan and Pearson's "corporate" offeri...

Optimism is a fickle thing and yet for some reason it's become a central metric when measuring the ups and downs of small business attitudes. It seems as though there has been no end to the amount of survey data coming o...

To ensure that The Pirate Bay never disappears, a hacker has created a pair of archives of the site's essential data.

Trying to get your amazing video more views in other countries? YouTube's got new tools to help with that.

WordPress is giving K-12 teachers and students a helping hand with Classrooms, its new focus on education.

We are lining up an array of top-notch speakers for our upcoming Mobile Summit -- and today, we're proud to announce the first set of speakers.

Guest Post I believe we're on the threshold of far greater growth -- growth that will impact more people, in more age groups, and across more industries than ever before.

The tables are set. Our sneakers are laced. It's time to get serious. The 2013 Golden Gate Smackdown is upon us!

Does advertising always have to operate within a pay to play model? PaeDae doesn't think so.

PernixData provides software to virtualize server-side flash memory. The first product will be launched in the next three months, and is aimed at large enterprises that use virtualization in their data center.

Advertising on Twitter just got easier, and Twitter just took a giant leap to making more money.

Twitter and HootSuite announced a new way of selling and managing promoted tweets, promoted trends, and promoted accounts: right in HootSuite's social media management dashboard.

Portraits shot behind-the-scenes at LA's KCRW radio are part of a new series of pop-up shows by photographer Larry Hirshowitz

Step aside, Nobel. You've got some competition in the prize category.

If Android users want to make their iPhone-toting friends jealous, they need only point to SwiftKey, an alternative keyboard which uses semantic analysis and text prediction.

While Silicon Valley impressarios focus on iOS to the exclusion of everything else, biNu has found 5 million users and plenty of work to do in feature phone-heavy markets around the world.

Square has started offering a new "Business in a Box" package that gives a store all the hardware it needs to run Square Register and get a point-of-sale system running for $300, the company announced today.

The overall market is growing faster than the retail segment, which was up just 9 percent.

It's always exciting to see someone you know - in my case, Sharon Hadary - publish a book. Even better when your interests overlap with the topic of the book. I thought I would see how the factors that Hadary and Laura H...

Steve Ballmer is confirming which has been pretty obvious to everyone else: The Suface won't rule the world.