The software giant's decision "is another signal that the trend toward more remote working brought on by the pandemic could outlast the health crisis.”
The area's high cost of living and long daily commutes don't make it any easier to attract talent, which is in shorter supply in the Valley than ever.
The Long-Term Stock Exchange aims to provide "a new way of being public" that puts long-term value creation ahead of quarterly results.
“Big, structural changes” to the tech sector are needed to "restore the balance of power in our democracy [and] promote competition," the senator says.
Assuming a platform lives up to its promise of creating a seamless, interoperable system, it should open up new doors for a business.
The truth of the matter is that women simply aren’t getting VC funding.
The deal will boost Sage's cloud-based financial management offerings as it faces increasing competition for small business customers.
Divestment of non-core units is an effective way to streamline the business and free up capital to support growth.
New SEC chief Jay Clayton names Silicon Valley attorney William Hinman to lead the critical division that oversees public company filings.
The automaker says Cruise Automation will provide it with "a unique technology advantage" in the race toward autonomous driving.
The company expects to save about $2.7 billion, mostly by cutting jobs in the HP Enterprise business.
A high-performing culture like Amazon’s is effective, but it also creates winners and losers. And, in some cases, it can quickly go bad.
