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IBM AlphaWorks: From software theory to fact
June 5, 2008 Laura Bennett, senior engineering manager at IBM's software development community, discusses how the group helps turn research concepts from the labs into practical products.Jobster partners with Facebook
February 8, 2007 Job search company plans to launch a career center on the social-networking site this spring.Must employers really pay to play?
October 25, 2007 Authoria CEO Tod Loofbourrow writes that with the U.S. in the middle of a talent crisis, too many companies are being tempted to overpay.More jobs listings on New York Times site
January 31, 2006 Indeed.com to power additional job listings on New York Times' career site.Air Force hit with security breach
August 22, 2005 Air Force officials are busy notifying more than 33,000 airmen that a security breach has occurred with its online assignment and career management system.IBM to help employees become teachers
September 16, 2005 Big Blue pledges financial assistance for employees who want to leave the company to start a teaching career.Rating Al Gore's tech cred
November 2, 2007 Pol who invented the Internet and scares the world about global warming wants to be taken seriously? Why not, says CNET News.com's Charles Cooper.Engineering a career at the PC's creation
July 5, 2007 Chuck Thacker, who helped design the Alto personal computer and co-invented Ethernet, takes stock of a life on the front lines of computer invention.Women share game industry career advice
September 18, 2006 Scores of game industry women gather to talk about how to balance work and life.Why so few women in tech? It's Anthro 101
February 7, 2005Monster tries to scare up more job seekers
October 20, 2003 The online career site is launching a Web-based networking section where its members can communicate with other job seekers.Opening the door from lab to market
August 1, 2007 Departing IBM Research for scholarly pursuits, Paul Horn offers a bullish forecast for technology innovation.Tuning his tech chops at Facebook
August 29, 2007 Joe Hewitt started coding at an early age. Now, the developer who once worked on Netscape and Firefox is getting down to business at Facebook.007 wannabes wanted
October 13, 2005 International men and women of mystery sought via a Web site launched by U.K. intelligence service.Coming soon: A Monster ad campaign
December 17, 2003 The job listings site plans to spend $125 million in TV, radio, print and online ads in 2004, as it fights to retain its position as the most popular online career board.Longtime HP executive to retire
November 6, 2003 Webb McKinney, the Hewlett-Packard executive who helped oversee the company's integration with Compaq Computer, plans to retire in December, ending a 34-year career with the company.Trump's 'Apprentice' hires HotJobs
July 27, 2004 The popular Mark Burnett reality TV series strikes a marketing (and contestant recruitment) partnership with Yahoo's career site.Adobe lays off 100
November 13, 2003 The graphics-software maker quietly trims jobs as part of an ongoing realignment, saying the move is not related to Adobe's financial outlook.Indian tech grads bring parents to work
October 19, 2004 Offshore software development outfit woos potential workers in India by courting their parents. Can "arranged careers" work?Fiorina says board let emotion trump reason
October 9, 2006 Former HP chief executive talks about the dynamics of HP's board and lessons learned from its tribulations.
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