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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundBoom times ahead in networking?
September 6, 2005 After a dismal couple of years, networking start-ups are coming back, but the rising tide of venture funding isn't lifting all boats.Is Russia's tech future in Israel's tech past?
November 16, 2007 Some say Russia can mirror the Jewish state's success. It's not a pipe dream, writes News.com's Charles Cooper, but the analogy needs a few asterisks.Life after Google, with millions
January 22, 2008 A horde of nouveau riche have moved on from the company, trading on Google credentials to reach new heights in tech or attempting to save the world.Why less cash means more to tech start-ups
October 12, 2006 The key to building a successful company doesn't depend upon tapping into lots of cash, cautions venture capitalist Carl Showalter.Mark Cuban raises specter of dot-com redux
October 7, 2004 At Web 2.0, the entrepreneur talks about what's next for the Net, leaving some tech veterans feeling squeamish. Photo gallery: Movers and shakers at Web 2.0Breaking the rules with open source
August 2, 2004 Start-ups, investors turn to open-source software to jump-start new companies.Cancer cure company wins business plan challenge
March 27, 2006 Bioscience business plans dominate a competition meant to woo venture investments.Restaurant at end of universe not so far off
September 20, 2006 Executives and government officials discuss commercializing space exploration. Hint: There will be a Starbucks. Photos: Soon-to-be-bustling space hubs?Take the money and run
August 31, 2007 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says there's a statute of limitations on blaming the VCs for dumb decisions. Sponsored matches for "venture capital"
