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Activist is right to go after mindless dealmaking and growth without profits
Cyber security group rises 20 per cent in latest Silicon Valley listing
Making it very hard to leave a company sends a worrying signal to potential recruits
Gadget is at risk of going out of fashion as quickly as any other device
Developer says partnership for Bay Area projects could be worth up to $15bn
Chamath Palihapitiya became a strident critic of Silicon Valley’s culture
Public companies that concentrate voting power are now the norm in Silicon Valley
Long Term Stock Exchange proposals bring competition to listings rules
Tech company says donation could lead to 20,000 new homes over the next decade
Video conferencing group beat estimates for its first quarter since going public
Company made noble intervention this week, but its business model deserves more scrutiny
In Madrid, creatives and chief executives discussed how to get ahead in an age of disruption
Boom time for companies offering to guard online reputations
Alibaba’s Jack Ma considers 12-hour days, six days a week, a ‘blessing’ — but many tech workers beg to differ
As pressure from Facebook intensifies, the group has three years to make a profit before it will need to raise fresh funds
Gaming could generate more revenues than TV or news subscriptions
Image-sharing platform’s softly softly approach sets it apart from Silicon Valley peers
Never mind the future: where are the books tackling Silicon Valley’s current challenges?
Venture capital firm’s co-founders feel vindicated after gatecrashing investment world
Ministries cannot deal with non-military attacks by themselves
The contribution of big groups to US productivity has fallen by 40 per cent since 2000
Senator’s call for utility-like regulation is one possibility to keep greedy hands from taking all the pie
The Silicon Valley investor-turned-activist on the quest for practical measures to make the tech sector more welcoming
China’s first foreign hit shares Silicon Valley’s lax attitude to privacy
An unlikely Silicon Valley success story steps in to sponsor the Booker Prize
