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Six Months After Coming Out Of Stealth, EMC Has Reportedly Bought ScaleIO For As Much As $300 Million (EMC) -
ScaleIO, an Israeli startup with offices in Palo Alto, has reportedly been bought by EMC for between $200 and $300 million, says Avi Schneider at the Israeli Geektime blog, citing unnamed sources.
The Woman Who Said Michael Arrington Raped Her Has Responded To His Lawsuit -
Earlier this month, TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington sued an ex-girlfriend, Jenn Allen, for defamation, after she publicly accused him of physical and emotional abuse.
How Technology Is Changing The Future Of Capitalism From Competing To Sharing -
The "sharing economy" — the notion of collectively getting more use out of things by increasing the number of people who can use them — is nothing new.
15 Hidden iOS 7 Features Apple Didn't Tell You About (AAPL) -
Apple recently unveiled its latest mobile operating system for iPhones and iPads called iOS 7.
10 Examples Of What A Camera Shooting 60,000+ Frames Per Second Can Do -
Your smartphone's video camera shoots somewhere in the neighborhood of 30 frames per second.
The Big Move Toward Flexible Workplaces Is Stalling Out -
The debate over working from home and flexible work schedules blew up earlier this year after Yahoo and Best Buy restricted generous policies on the practice.
Groupon Founder Andrew Mason's Music Album Will Drop On iTunes And Spotify Later This Month -
When Andrew Mason left his role as CEO of Groupon, he was uncharacteristically serious about his next move.
VMware CEO Pat Gelsinger: This Photo Made EMC Salespeople Call Me A Traitor (VMW) -
When Pat Gelsinger left his job as a top exec at EMC to become CEO of VMware, he immediately landed in a pickle.
Controversial Startup Guy Jake Lodwick Has Had Two Massive Startup Exits In The Past Month -
Jake Lodwick is a startup guy who rubs some people the wrong way, but he's helped create a bunch of successful startups.
The Story Of MakerBot: The Startup That Popularized 3D Printing, And Just Sold For Millions -
Brooklyn startup MakerBot, which brought 3D printing to the masses, was just acquired by Stratasys, a professional-grade 3D printing company, for $403 million in stock.
