JPM’s NYC, LA ATMs Going HeForShe in March
Starting this week, JP Morgan Chase customers visiting ATMs in New York and Los Angeles will be greeted by messages of gender equality, as the U.S. bank teams up with UN Women to drive awareness of the HeForShe solidarity initiative.
Memo from Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella announcing up to 18,000 job cuts over next year
Microsoft announced Thursday that it will cut up to 18,000 jobs, or about 14 percent of its staff.
Google Launches Fund to Help Later-Stage Startups
Google launched a new equity fund on Wednesday designed to help later-stage startups just as they reach their critical growth phase.
OtterBox replaces CEO following growth of Colorado-based smartphone case maker
Smartphone case maker OtterBox is replacing its CEO following the global expansion of the Fort Collins, Colorado-based company.
Sprint says it will eliminate another 2,000 jobs, or about 5 percent of its staff
Wireless carrier Sprint says it is eliminating 2,000 jobs, or about 5 percent of its staff, as part of an effort to cut $1.5 billion in annual spending.
$7 Could Give You More Visibility on Facebook
Want prominent visibility on your Facebook friends' newsfeeds? The social network's latest efforts look to users over advertisers for revenue.
Food Trends: What Will Be Eating Next Year?
For restaurant owners, food trends matter. Depending on the type of dining establishment you run, you’re going to lose customers if you’re not serving what customers want—or think they want.
New rules for drones envision remote-controlled aircraft performing routine commercial chores
Small drones could become a familiar sight across the nation's skies if the government adopts proposals that are largely favorable to commercial use of the remote-controlled aircraft.
FAA wants small drone rules favorable to commercial operators, citing economic benefits
A government analysis of the economic and safety impact of small commercial drones appears to clear the way for proposed federal rules that would favor companies wanting to use the unmanned aircraft.
Google exec urges Congress to increase number of high-skilled immigrant visas
The executive chairman at Google is urging Congress to increase the number of high-skilled work visas made available to foreigners and to deal with other immigration issues later on.
SoFi CEO On Lending IPO Plans
The competition between lending startups is heating up with both Lending Club and OnDeck completing IPOs last December. Peer-to-peer lender SoFi is also in the pipeline, with CEO Mike Cagney confirming to FOXBusiness.com that the company looks to IPO in the near future.
Search for the Next Billion Dollar App
In an interview with FOXBusiness.com, Uber investor and Eniac Ventures partner Nihal Mehta chatted about the changing landscape of mobile technology and explained how he plans to identify the next Uber.
Sofinnova Ventures Closes $500M Fund
Sofinnova Ventures, a firm that specializes in biotech and software investing, has closed a $500 million fund. This is the ninth fund for the firm, since it was founded in 1974.
Five Ways to Maximize Your Investment in Interns
Internships should be designed to promote a mutual exchange of information and ideas. The insight gained into a company by a twenty-something (or younger) is invaluable for improving not only how work gets done but also how your company can attract—and be attractive to—tomorrow’s future leaders.
Amazon hires 80,000 seasonal workers for distribution centers, up from 70,000 last year
Amazon is hiring 80,000 seasonal workers for its distribution centers as it looks to improve its shipping efficiency during the crucial holiday season.
AppDynamics Becomes Billion Dollar Startup; Plans IPO
AppDynamics, the mobile application intelligence company, has raised $120 million in equity and debt financing at greater than a billion-dollar valuation, it was announced Tuesday.
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata dies after leading Japan game company through success, woes
Satoru Iwata, who led Japanese video game company Nintendo Co. through years of growth with its Pokemon and Super Mario franchises, died July 11 of a bile duct tumor, the company said Monday.
Chief of Japan technology giant Toshiba to resign over doctored accounts
Toshiba's chief executive is stepping down to take responsibility for doctored books that inflated profits at the Japanese technology manufacturer by 151.8 billion yen ($1.2 billion).
SurveyMonkey names HP's Bill Veghte CEO following the death of David Goldberg
SurveyMonkey has named a Hewlett-Packard Co. executive to take over for CEO David Goldberg, who died in May while vacationing in Mexico.
Apple to turn Arizona plant into data center after earlier stumble with glass-making venture
Tech giant Apple says it will invest billions of dollars to open a data center in the Phoenix suburb of Mesa that will be the company's fifth in the U.S. and serve as a control facility for the other four.







