Small Business

The uber-trendy Seoul neighborhood made famous by the "Gangnam Style" K-pop hit is known for status-conscious people, plastic surgery clinics and Ivy League prep schools.

Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson spent most of this year pressuring the technology industry into facing up to the glaring scarcity of women, blacks and Latinos at companies renowned as great places to work.

Cisco says it will lay off up to 6,000 workers, or 8 percent of its workforce, as part of a restructuring.

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A woman alleging gender bias at a prestigious Silicon Valley venture capital firm testified that she couldn't turn back the advances of a male co-worker with whom she'd later have an affair because of her injuries from an accident on a trip to Germany.

Jurors in a sex discrimination trial against one of Silicon Valley's most prestigious venture capital firms will hear a second day of testimony from the woman behind the high-profile gender bias lawsuit.

When 29-year-old YouTube star Meghan Tonjes launched a podcast with crowd-funding site Patreon a year ago, it was one of dozens of things the singer-songwriter was doing to grind out a living online.

Netflix is getting jeered for excluding the employees in its DVD-by-rental service from a recently introduced benefit that gives up to a year of unpaid leave to most of its workers after the birth or adoption of a baby.

Google is creating a new company to oversee its highly lucrative Internet business and a growing flock of other ventures, including some — like building self-driving cars and researching ways to prolong human life — that are known more for their ambition than for turning an immediate profit.

Nintendo has named a long-serving executive as president following the death in July of Satoru Iwata.

Microsoft has named Brad Smith as its new president and chief legal officer, effective immediately.

Amazon says it is offering one-hour delivery of thousands of basic products to its Prime customers in Manhattan.

President Barack Obama is expanding his push for increased manufacturing in the United States by directing federal money toward new technologies, apprenticeship programs and competitions designed to assist small manufacturers.

Amazon's trademark smile icon is becoming more of a grimace.

It might be a blue Christmas for Amazon.

Microsoft Executive Vice President Stephen Elop sent employees of the company's devices business a memo detailing its job cut plans.

Many workers will soon find that their health insurance costs more and covers less next year, and that employers have taken a sharper interest in their well-being.

Get ready for Start-Up Nation. FBN’s Liz Claman is reporting live Wednesday from Greylock Partners,