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In any kind of business, there’s always too much to be done and it seems like the whir of activity never stops. That’s true, and the pace only gets faster as the world becomes more complex and competitive.  With thi...

Having attend two conference in the last two months, I would like to share a handful of useful apps -- and some firsthand advice -- to make your next conference participation a worthy investment of both your time and mon...

The check-the-box rules, like the Kintner factor test, continue to favor wealthy, well-advised taxpayers at the expense of both the U.S. treasury and unsophisticated businesses. They don't seem to have made things that m...

Way back in the last century, users of the early Internet often shrugged off content piracy. But the scale and damage is different now.     

Guest Post: Fortunately for Google, it has a great photos product. It's so much better than Facebook's that it's not even funny.     

Big rounds for ZenPayroll and Renaissance Learning, and a small but important seed fund called NewSchools.     

Native mobile advertising isn't perfect. Yahoo is trying to make it better with a new way to buy ads in mobile search results.     

Washington D.C.-based Audax works with a range of insurance companies to help consumers devise personalized online health plans.     

Expect to see PayPal pop up as a payment option in more apps soon. Today, the payments company announced that it will open up its new mobile SDK to all mobile developers in 30 countries Feb. 24. The new technology … �...

Google officially announced Google Capital today, a venture fund that will invest in tech companies already hitting stride as opposed to those just emerging from the garage. This marks a departure from Google Ventures, t...

Net neutrality is dead, right? Well kinda, but not exactly. FCC's leader explains to the dismay of his associates.     

Some of the greatest luminaries in tech, carved into a mountain. Who do you think made the "cut"?

In my last post, I introduced five rules of white space investing along with their associated ratios.

Carolynn Duncan is not your typical venture capitalist. No Harvard MBA. No Stanford pedigree. This music-major from Brigham Young University is marching to the beat of her own drum and making a difference while she’s a...

Following its preview last May, Google is now rolling out a completely redesigned Maps service on the Web. The new Google Maps places great emphasis on full-screen maps and imagery, and leaves the ”preview mode” labe...

Improving your capability for both giving and receiving feedback is a key factor for every leader.

Have you ever lived as an artist? Even if you haven't, maybe you can imagine that creative and art-based work operates differently than traditional 9-5 jobs. Often, a filmmaker, photographer, or other artist, works proje...

RockThePost’s 2013 Investor Trends Survey reveals interesting insights into the changing investment landscape and investment attitudes among private investors today compared to 10 years ago. Upcoming regulatory changes...

Watching the 2014 Winter Olympics, I can’t help but notice an athlete’s ability to win Gold seems to depend upon the seemingly arbitrary (at least very subjective) opinions of judges who seem to be “all powerful.�...

Guest Post: So far, access hasn't equated to usage.     

Essentially, LinkedIn itself is becoming the largest news/opinion curation tool for business, as well as possibly turning into the largest generator of business content.     

LiveGamer is moving beyond games to new kinds of digital commerce.