The Rewards Of Being White, Male And A Rule Breaker
Rule-breaking pays off for white men, but not so much for everyone else. Major success often requires taking risks, a new study shows — but women and people of color often pay a price.
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The Teenager Who Wants To Fix Smartphone Gaming
Connor Zwick is a 19-year old with a killer idea and some important friends. But even if his game controller plan fails, he can always go back to Harvard.
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How VCs Turned My Startup Into A Nightmare
All you hear about in tech today is entrepreneurs and VCs and money changing the world. I was an entrepreneur and I met a lot of VCs and I asked for some of their money. Changing the world is not the business that you think it is.
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Why Old People Make Better Entrepreneurs Than Young Ones on slate.com ›
You can smell the Zuckerberg hate.
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Is “Remarkable Indonesia” the New “Incredible India” for Investors? on techcrunch.com ›
I’ve written several posts about the innovation, entrepreneurship and promising Web audience I’ve found over several weeks of reporting in Indonesia. As such, friends in the venture capital business are peppering my inbox asking round-about-questions that all go back to the same central query: Should we be investing in Indonesia?
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Op-Ed Contributor: Are Today’s Entrepreneurs Actually the Unemployed? on nytimes.com ›
A supposed boom in startup companies may just be acts of desperation by workers who’ve lost their jobs.
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Teens In Tech
15 year old tech nerd/entrepreneur, Daniel Brusilovsky, launches start-up for teenagers interested in new media. The site is a response to what Brusilovsky believes to be a shortage of websites that provide safe, easy outlets for teens to share new media content. While the site apparently lacks much in the way of new code, Brusilovsky has garnered some impressive backing and is incredibly enthusiastic about the project. And just look at that face. Is that not a perfect portrait of web success? Read More ›
