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TINYhr launches CLIENTpulse, using quick surveys for data-driven customer insights

When David Niu founded TINYhr more than a year ago, helping company leaders gain quick insights into the mindset of their… Read More

New Startup Weekend hackathon provides opportunities for disabled community

There’s a regular Startup Weekend event going on next month in Portland, but with a little twist: Full accessibility to… Read More

Here are the 10 countries where you’ll find the world’s fastest Internet

If fast Internet is your number one priority when thinking about where to live, East Asia might your best bet.… Read More

Yahoo nears $2.7B in quarterly revenue, beating estimates but falling short of last year

Yahoo announced today that the company brought in $1.266 billion in revenue during the fourth quarter of 2013, a 6… Read More

America’s best cities for public transit: New York, San Fran, Boston

If you don’t want to own a car and would rather walk or ride public transportation, New York City will… Read More

Car2go outage in Seattle ruins dates, causes frustration

Car2go has proven to be a helpful transportation solution for Seattle citizens, but this weekend the service caused headaches for… Read More

On-demand printer RPI partners with Evite for online-offline invitation service

RPI, the Seattle-based maker of on-demand printed material, announced today a new printing partnership with Evite, a leading digital card… Read More

Courtney Love wins landmark Twitter defamation case

In a landmark case for social media, a Los Angeles jury has found that singer Courtney Love did not defame… Read More

Showrooming while car shopping: How mobile devices affect automotive retail

A new study reveals that a majority of car shoppers are now using their smartphones while at automotive dealerships to… Read More

Dow at 20,000? Here’s where Seattle stockbrokers say you should invest in 2014

The Dow Jones is taking it on the chin today, dropping nearly 200 points as a stock market responds to… Read More

F5 CEO John McAdam on cyber threats, competing with Cisco and growing through small acquisitions

F5 Networks CEO John McAdam was smiling Thursday as he addressed a small group of stock brokers and media at… Read More

How Twitter’s engineering teams maintain great company culture

As Chris Fry and Raffi Krikorian talk about Twitter’s ambitions as a company, the phrase “change the world,” is repeated numerous times. Lots of… Read More

Paul Allen’s Fayve app updated with new tricks for finding the best movies and TV shows

Fayve, the movie and television catalog and discovery app from Paul Allen’s Vulcan Technologies, has been updated with new features… Read More

Lego landmarks: These incredibly detailed buildings are tiny architectural marvels

If you’re a fan of Legos and share an appreciation for architecture, a visit to a new exhibit in Seattle… Read More

Northwest Energy Angels renamed Element 8 as group invests $3.8M in 2013

Northwest Energy Angels, the cleantech investment organization, today took on a new name: Element 8. The group’s decision to rebrand… Read More

Photos: A look inside Twitter’s new Seattle engineering office

Google and Facebook have already opened up a permanent office in Seattle. Now, Twitter can say the same. On the 20th… Read More

Shares of F5 soar, CEO expresses optimism for year ahead

Seattle-based F5 Networks saw its stock increase more than eight percent in after hours trading following the company’s fiscal first-quarter… Read More

Netflix adds 2.3 million new users in the U.S., posts $1.175B in quarterly revenue

Netflix announced today that its 4th quarter revenue was $1.175 Billion, a 24 percent increase over last year. The company… Read More

Startup field trip: Seattle’s top female CEOs help 7th-grade girls learn about entrepreneurship

Inside the pink-laden walls of Julep’s office lobby, the high-pitched demands of seventh-grade girls fill the room. Julep CEO Jane… Read More

Danica Patrick in a muscle suit? GoDaddy’s new Super Bowl ad breaks with tradition

There’s plenty of skin in GoDaddy’s upcoming Super Bowl campaign, but not in the way you’d expect. The company this… Read More

Study: Majority of U.S. adults call themselves early adopters of new technology

Early adopters of new technology typically make up a small segment of the population. But a new study shows that… Read More

Warren Buffett promises $1 billion award to a March Madness perfectionist

It is not easy predicting the winner of every single game during the annual men’s college basketball tournament, also known… Read More

Bill Gates predicts that there will be almost no poor countries by 2035

Bill Gates’ just published his sixth annual letter and it came with a bold prediction from the Microsoft co-founder. The World… Read More

Social media study: Here’s how the world’s top brands effectively use Twitter

Most of the world’s top brands have utilized Twitter as a marketing tool, but some are doing better than others… Read More

2″ x 3.5″ evolution: Business cards reflect our tech

All hail the lowly business card. For it is the most concise chronicler of the advances in communications technology. Despite… Read More

This Valve engineer built a machine that makes perfect cookies

Ben Krasnow is no stranger to hacking. The Valve engineer has created X-rays with a vacuum tube, once built a hybrid… Read More

Tech Moves: Sarah Bird assumes CEO role at Moz; Haiku Deck hires Dan Gerrity

—Moz co-founder Rand Fishkin officially handed over the CEO reins to COO Sarah Bird this week, a move that comes… Read More

Sacramento Kings become first sports franchise to accept Bitcoin

The Bitcoin craze continues to reach businesses all over the world, and now sports franchises are catching on, too. The… Read More

T-Mobile hosting Macklemore concert, and John Legere gets to stay this time

Little did AT&T know how much material they were giving John Legere when they booted the T-Mobile CEO out of… Read More

Shakeup at Yahoo: COO Henrique de Castro is out

Yahoo COO Henrique de Castro will be leaving the company tomorrow, according to an SEC filing from the company today. No reason… Read More