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GUEST: Your office has a significant impact on hiring, retaining talent, and keeping employees engaged. For growing companies, price, location, size, and timing are all crucial to the search.

FEATURE: The number of computing jobs held by women is down, from 35 percent in 1990 to 26 percent. To offset that trend, a number of groups are launching ambitious mentorship programs.

GUEST: Recruiting top-caliber employees is possible, even before the first dollar of VC hits your bank account.

Mobile technologies, stadia connectivity and digital infrastructure improvements are all enhancing the sports fan experience, especially during lulls in the action on game day. Some of these technologies serve as fan eng...

In the Valley nowadays, the obsession is with pumping up a startup’s valuation. And yes, the levels have gotten pretty crazy (when it comes to pushing things to the limit, the Valley always seems to know what to do).

Siri will have to learn some new tricks if she's to help us manage our TV programs and connected-home devices.

Only 12 months after it began operations, and before the company has made even a single movie, Alibaba Pictures Group has seen the value of its publicly traded shares climb more than seven-fold to reach a $9.6 billion ma...

GUEST: Eight months after Apple added a video preview option for apps in the App Store, previews are no longer new nor exciting anymore. It's time to examine just how effective previews really are.

EXCLUSIVE: E3 will feature 273 companies, including lots of new VR, mobile, and online game firms.

An informal fallacy is an attempt at making a logical argument where there’s a failure in the reasoning itself. This can stem from a number of causes, such as the misapplication of words and phrases, or misunderstandin...

Midem paid for part of Chris O'Brien's travel to Cannes for the Midem Music Industry Festival where he is participating as a startup competition judge. Our coverage remains objective. Sony Music CEO Doug Morris said in a...

That thing moves fast.

The Olympics of robotics shows that robots can perform a range of helpful tasks, even when their human operators can't always immediately tell them what to do.