Sara Bloomberg

Two San Francisco businesses that were battling over the use of the name "Quince" have quietly settled their legal dispute, according to court documents.

San Francisco-based tunnel boring startup Petra has shut down after failing to raise new funding. Here's what happened.

With widespread retrenchment underway, we asked investors what parts of DEI still matter to them.

The experience mushroomed into a controversy that has rumbled across social media, one that has sparked a conversation about whether one of the most powerful startup accelerators in the world is an inclusive space for women founders with children.

Climax Foods landed on "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" but what unfolded was what appears to be a classic case of startup hubris — an upstart believing it didn't have to play by traditional gatekeepers' rules, and finding out just how important

While a handful of AI startups continue to raise outsized rounds across various stages — xAI, Figure AI and Perplexity, among others — most private companies trying to raise growth-stage funding are competing for fewer available dollars.

I was invited to preview "Silicon Valley: The Musical," an upcoming production created by a trio of twenty-something Bay Area founders: Belinda Mo, 25, Kyle Morris, 27, and Scott Fitsimones, 27.

Sam Altman was a founder in Y Combinator's very first batch. He was also its president and CEO from 2014-2019. But he was never on YC's board, yet claims to be its chairman in SEC filings. Here's what we found.

Despite the fact that demand for DEI jobs and services is expected to continue to rise over the next few years, DEI progress is under threat amid corporate cost-cutting, layoffs and declining trendiness.

The San Francisco Bay Area, once again, stands in the center of a major technological shift. But is generative AI overhyped? And will unresolved ethical questions halter its path to mass adoption?

Is remote work good for startups, or should more companies require their employees to return to doing business in-person? Depends on who you ask.

While others are putting all their eggs in the metaverse basket, these startups are betting on real-world, in-person experiences and community building.

The Salesforce co-founder weighed in on the debate around “quiet quitting” — the idea that workers are either doing the bare minimum or setting boundaries with their time.

Amazon wants to do for health care what it did for retailing: bring it inside everyone's home.

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