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Feature:March 15, 1985, might not be a date etched in your memory (if, indeed, you were even alive), but that was the day the first .com domain name was born -- 30 years ago this weekend.

Don't like taxes? Form a church, even if your religion looks like a party. But be prepared for the IRS and state tax officials to ask questions.

Guest:From Jobs and Gates to Mark Zuckerberg and Drew Houston, we've become enamored with the story of the young CEO rocketing to fame and success at increasingly younger ages.

No startup has yet topped Siri, Google Now, or Cortana. But perhaps following the arrival of Sirius, that could change.

Guest:Smartphone growth has come to a standstill in the U.S., while markets like Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nigeria are growing at a tremendous rate. For companies whose business is to sell virtual or digital services, th...

Opinion:Maybe the engine driving Silicon Valley isn't leadership in the traditional sense -- but rather an overwhelming fear of being ordinary.

It's not clear how they will manifest, but Oculus exec Jason Rubin said persistent worlds are on their way.

Yahoo is rolling out a new, phone-centric login system today that eliminates the need for you to remember a password. Once enabled, the new, “on-demand” passwords work like this: At the Yahoo login screen, you enter ...

Opinion:I love startups. I love innovation. And I really love a good bargain. So why am I avoiding Airbnb for my upcoming trip?

Meerkat knows it has to do something to make it easy for new users to find interesting streams.

A young woman's profile has been popping up for Tinder users at SXSW this week. But after "swiping left" and making a connection with Ava, the conversation takes a strange turn

The emergence of live-streaming apps could mean outsiders have a way to see what badge-holders are seeing. Will conference organizers like it or hate it?

Guest:What the world knows about Argentina isn’t pretty. The country has been in the news lately for most of the wrong reasons. It sees some of the worst levels of corruption at the top levels of the government, has hi...

A workshop of 100 CEOs and managers from companies across the UK has revealed insights into the effects of national character on corporate governance, which was famously described by Stephen Green, ex CEO and Chairman of...

There are three specific signals that indicate if your community-based product or service has what it takes to grow into a big business.

By showing something easy to understand, like cooking barbecue, GE hopes to help people understand the connection between large industrial systems and data analytics.