
Business and Investing
Five Secrets Of Companies That Build Great Teams
Editor’s note: This post is authored by guest contributor Jon Bischke . Jon is a founder of Entelo and is an advisor to several startups.Think You Deserve To Be Called a CEO?
The Brilliant Way To Negotiate In Three Easy Lessons
Become a Millionaire on a Minimum-Wage Salary
Who wants to be a millionaire? Who wouldn't want to be?How To Build An Audience On The Internet: The Kevin Rose School Vs. The Fred Wilson School
Having discussed Microsoft in part 1 of this article , we will now examine its main hardware partner, Intel.
Microsoft, Intel, Cisco (MIC) – Can The Troika Grow Again? (Part 2)
The Declaration of Insurance Independence
Dave Chase is the founder and CEO of Avado , a TechCrunch Disrupt NYC finalist. Previously he was a management consultant for Accenture’s healthcare practice and was the founder of Microsoft’s Health business.Zynga finally filed for its IPO today, and we now we get to take a look at its financials .
A Snapshot Of Zynga’s Financials: Revenues Grew 392 Percent Last Year To $600 Million
Hussman Funds
How to Run Windows, Mac, and Linux Side by Side and Pain-Free with VirtualBox
Running multiple operating systems side-by-side gives you the chance to test applications, run platform-specific software, and tons more without ever rebooting. It's also extremely cool. Here's how to run Windows, Mac, and Linux simultaneously and pain-free as possible. To get a quick idea of where we're headed, check out the video above, which demonstrates my Windows 7 system running OS X and Ubuntu through VirtualBox. Below, we'll build on the basics you learned in our beginner's guide to creating virtual machines with VirtualBox . We'll show you how to easily install new operating systems (including Mac OS X and Linux) and optimize your installation with shared folders and software to help your virtual machines communicate with your main OS.Are technology startup valuations in the middle of another bubble? The New York Times stoked the debate last month when it quoted famed venture capitalists John Doerr and Fred Wilson, who were seemingly agreeing that it is.

