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Why Keith Rabois's First Company Failed Before His Breakthrough

Why Keith Rabois's First Company Failed Before His Breakthrough

Before Keith Rabois became a tech giant with the PayPal Mafia, his first startup failed. Here's the story of what went wrong and how it shaped his success.
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Why Max Levchin's First Company Failed Before His Breakthrough

Why Max Levchin's First Company Failed Before His Breakthrough

Long before the success of PayPal and Affirm, Max Levchin's first company failed. This is the story of what went wrong and the lessons he learned.
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How Andy Bechtolsheim's Most Important Decisions Outlasted Every Rival

How Andy Bechtolsheim's Most Important Decisions Outlasted Every Rival

A look at the key decisions of Sun Microsystems co-founder and first Google investor Andy Bechtolsheim and why his bets on open standards paid off.
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Sequoia Capital Recognized as Leading Seed Investor in Venture Capital Landscape

Sequoia Capital Recognized as Leading Seed Investor in Venture Capital Landscape

Sequoia Capital Recognized as Leading Seed Investor in Venture Capital Landscape
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Why Luke Nosek's Management Style Splits His Industry

Why Luke Nosek's Management Style Splits His Industry

A look into the polarizing management style of PayPal co-founder Luke Nosek and why his approach is both celebrated and criticized in tech.
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Facebook Reveals the Pivot That Saved the Company

Facebook Reveals the Pivot That Saved the Company

Explore the inside story of the critical strategic pivot that rescued Facebook from a potential crisis and secured its future dominance in the tech world.
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Why eBay's First Product Was a Failure

Why eBay's First Product Was a Failure

The story of eBay's first sale involves a broken laser pointer, an item that seemed destined for failure but proved a billion-dollar concept.
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Google-backed Indian space startup raises $100 million in latest funding round

Google-backed Indian space startup raises $100 million in latest funding round

Sept 7 (Reuters) - Indian space tech startup Pixxel said on Monday it had raised $100 million in a Series C funding round led by Singapore state investor Temasek and British space-technology venture firm Seraphim, marking the single-largest funding round by a space technology company in India.
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Why Hewlett-Packard Came Close to Bankruptcy in Its Early Years

Why Hewlett-Packard Came Close to Bankruptcy in Its Early Years

Before becoming a tech titan, Hewlett-Packard faced a near-fatal financial crisis that would go on to shape its legendary corporate culture.
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How the Dot-Com Bubble of 1999-2001: A Complete Deep Dive Quietly Reshaped American Computing

How the Dot-Com Bubble of 1999-2001: A Complete Deep Dive Quietly Reshaped American Computing

Beyond the infamous crash, discover how the dot-com bubble's excesses laid the physical and strategic groundwork for the modern internet we use today.
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Books About Tyler Haney You Should Read

Books About Tyler Haney You Should Read

To understand the story of Outdoor Voices founder Tyler Haney, you need to read beyond the headlines. Here are the essential books to read.
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Nvidia's cash could reshape an AI cloud contender

Nvidia's cash could reshape an AI cloud contender

A reported funding round would deepen ties between the chipmaker and a fast-growing compute supplier.