Wooing interns to Silicon Valley
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Students working at companies like Google enjoy lots of perks and hands-on training. But a stint at Microsoft gets you a date with Bill Gates.
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Silicon Valleyâs best and brightest organized a concerted, high-tech effort to find a missing Microsoft researcher.
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Strolling between classes at Stanford University in Palo Alto, Calif., Blake Ross looks like any other bleary-eyed sophomore. Few would guess that the laptop-carrying 19-year-old is a tech
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By Dean Takahashi, San Jose Mercury News, Calif.  May 31--Attention Silicon Valley philanthropists: Here's a worthy cause for you.
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CARLSBAD, California  - It turns out that Steve Jobs has a soft spot in his heart for PC guys.
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A small, Silicon Valley-based start-up with an AT&T heritage is now working side-by-side big partners such as Salesforce.com and Adobe in an effort to revolutionize voice calls as we know them today.
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Officials may try to create its own Silicon Valley-style region to stem the exodus of IT specialists
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For presidential candidates campaigning in Silicon Valley, the place to be is Googleâs headquarters.
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What's the most sought-after degree in Silicon Valley? Hint: It isn't from Stanford
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Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) are working on software that will get to know you as well as your best mate - and even offers you advice.
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The Silicon Valley Bowl is close to finalizing a deal to bring a team from the Mid-American Conference to the game in place of a Pac-10 team.
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The subprime scandal has sent investors looking for new homes for their money. Silicon Valley, however, may not be it.
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Silicon Valley, home to Google, tech innovation and some of the world's richest people, is sending money to a young, untested presidential candidate who is sort of like a start-up -- Barack Obama.
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Venture capital firms are considering contests with multimillion-dollar prizes for engineers and entrepreneurs who come up with innovative technologies.
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SAN FRANCISCO - The big idea came on a trip: Ted Morgan and Michael Shean used Wi-Fi signals in their travels so often to pick up e-mail, they saw a business opportunity in their future.
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The industry is trying to regain some of its sex appeal by turning to the virtual environment to recruit young engineers.
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In April of 2004, two Harvard undergrads walked into the Charles Hotel for a meeting with a venture capitalist. What happened next either highlights Boston's deficiencies as a greenhouse for a new generation of Web start-ups, or illustrates the incredible magnetism of Silicon Valley - or a bit of both.