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Square cofounder Tristan O'Tierney tweeted last night that he was leaving Square after 4 years.

In the wake of revelations about PRISM, Facebook releases more information about government requests for user data, but Google said its measures aren't going far enough.

Our phones are faster and smarter. Our laptops are thinner. But, for most of us, our headphones still have wires.

Google's top secret ideas lab is working on a project to make Internet access more reliable and affordable in the developing world through a system of roving balloons.

Two years ago, I served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Thailand. Now, I am in the middle of the Bay Area tech scene and write about technology for a living, and the transition only look a year.

Each week at Forbes we scan our database of corporate insiders to see who got richer from the action in the stock market. Equity markets were quite volatile this week, much as they have been since the major American indi...

Entrepreneurs Need Fatherhood Skills I joined the fatherhood tribe last year. I embraced the entrepreneurial tribe 20 years ago. And I am in the thick of my start up Toilet Hackers and loving the lessons I am learning fr...

Father's Day is here. Just as I gave a look to the numbers surrounding Mother's Day, I am giving dads equal treatment. From the number of single-parent fathers to sporting good sales, here is a look at Father's Day by th...

Security is telling Senate staffers that they should not access or download any of the classified documents leaked in the last couple weeks despite the fact that they've likely already seen it.

Gutcheck has raised $4 million for its on-demand market research community where brands can quickly get answers to their "burning questions."

The Software-as-a-Service company accomplishes introduces game-based competition to your sales team via an integration with the Salesforce CRM.

Sixty-four members of the Forbes 400 are giving away half their wealth--or more.