Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen says concern about China manufacturing is overblown because as long as things are designed in the US, that's where the profits stay.
NBA Commissioner David Stern says the basketball league is looking to expand its use of technology to improve gameplay and increase its audience.
After selling his ticket resale site, StubHub to eBay, Jeff Fluhr is back with a new social video startup called Spreecast.
CEO Mark Pincus says getting high-use games like Words With Friends and Draw Something to bring in higher revenues is one of the biggest challenges facing the company.
YouKu CEO Victor Koo says creating a large-scale video platform was the main reason his company bought the second-largest online video platform in China.
Democratic Gov. John Hickenlooper says short term benefits that candidates get from negative ads are outweighed by the long-term damage it causes.
Google Chairman Eric Schmidt and tech investor Peter Thiel get into a heated debate about whether America is heading in the right direction.
At Fortune's Brainstorm Tech conference, CEO Ron Johnson discusses his plan to eliminate checkout counters for mobile and self-checkout.
At Fortune's Brainstorm Tech conference, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson says he thinks his company has settled on a pricing model for data plans.
At Fortune's Brainstorm Tech conference, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson explains why they risked and lost a huge breakup fee on T-Mobile deal.
At Fortune's Brainstorm Tech conference, two Apple analysts see challenges to the company in its post-Steve Jobs era.
At Fortune's Brainstorm Tech conference CEO Michael Dell announced a new $60M venture fund and said sales have slowed in China.
Venture capitalist Peter Thiel tells Google Chairman Eric Schmidt the company has no idea how to invest its money.
Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen says Marissa Mayer has a big challenge to fix Yahoo but thinks she is the right choice.
NBA commisioner David Stern reveals how the NBA became the top sports league in social networking and his take on who Jeremy Lin signs with.
Daniel Ek, CEO of music service Spotify, says his service doesn't necessarily spell doom for Pandora.
Famed investment banker Frank Quattrone explains why Linkedin reminds him of Netscape.
The company says purchasing WebOS allows them to create the same experience across all their products.
Clear Channel's Bob Pittman says consumers still need help curating their listening tastes.
Google CFO Patrick Pichette explains how the company is making quicker decisions to get back to its startup roots.
Verizon COO Lowell McAdam says Apple first passed on a Verizon iPhone due to Verizon's limited network functionality overseas.
Babak Pahlavan, CEO of Bay Area startup Cleversense, explains how his virtual butler app will make your life easier.
The former Treasury secretary says if the debt ceiling is not raised the result will be like Lehman's collapse on steroids.
The former Treasury Secretary and Harvard president says the twins who claim the original Facebook idea came to him with a swagger -- and he responded in kind.
Procter and Gamble CEO Bob McDonald says engaging consumers online helped propell the body wash to the number one spot.
Twitter CEO Dick Costolo discusses the departures of Ev Williams and Biz Stone, and the return of Jack Dorsey.
CEO Mike McCue says Flipboard, the popular iPad app is coming to the iPhone in the summer, but there are no plans to build an Android app.
Vudu, the HD streaming service owned by Walmart, unveils a new 3D internet streaming to your TV.
Google is trying to ramp up its enterprise business with versions of Gmail and other apps tailored for business users.
Fortune takes an exclusive tour of one of Petrobras's deepwater oil rigs off the coast of Brazil.
Dawn Song, an associate professor at UC Berkeley, is developing tools to make the Internet a safer place.
Soldiers use small, remote-controlled airplanes made by California-based Aerovironment to spy on enemies in battle.
Fortune's Michael Copeland says Google's Android operating system for tablets is sweet, but it may not be an iPad killer.
Reggie Fils-Aime, COO of Nintendo, talks about the strategy behind his company's upcoming 3-D gaming system.
Honeycomb, Google's not-quite-ready tablet operating system is the talk of the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show.
Fortune's JP Mangalidan says Apple's new app store for Macs has some solid applications, but the pricing is very inconsistent.
Fortune's Jessica Shambora puts the new golf club to the test and finds that it increases driving distance. The catch: a $300 price tag.
Reed Hastings, CEO of the pioneering DVD-by-mail rental business says he always knew DVDs were temporary for Netflix.
Reed Hastings, CEO of Netflix says DVD-kiosk company Redbox is too small to hurt his company.
Dave Morin, CEO of the 'personal-network' Path, says his service helps users connect with their 50 closest friends.
Sam Altman, CEO of the social-location service Loopt, says teaming up with Facebook will attract more users.
Skyfire, a Mountain View based startup is launching an iPhone browser that supports videos in Adobe's Flash format.
Founder Tim Westergren talks about integrating his online radio station into car stereos and how mobile apps have grown his business.
Fortune's Adam Lashinksy says the company has taken what it's learned from the iPad and iPhone and applied it to its new Macbook Air.
Fortune's Dan Roth says there's not much substance behind the rumored deal between the two floundering websites.
Research in Motion, makers of the BlackBerry smartphone unveils the PlayBook, a seven inch tablet to take on the iPad
Adidas unveils new lighter, faster-drying NBA uniforms, and a base layer that it says can help pros up their game.
Fortune's Seth Weintraub says the Galaxy Tab is somewhere between a tablet and a smartphone.
4Food uses social networks like Twitter and Foursquare in lieu of traditional marketing to let customers share their own burger creations.
Silicon Valley based startup Techshop, a membership-based workshop for the DIY set, gears up for nationwide expansion.
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