This year is shaping up like a year of marco tech story themes. There’s the mounting techlash as politicians stake their claims to how best to regulate an out of control tech sector (as they see it, at least). There’s public pushback on subsidies via… Read More »A (Potentially) Stunning Year for IPOs with Joe Muscat
This week, Apple versus Qualcomm and the ongoing court battle over patents and numbers and lies and experts and … well, we grabbed an expert journalist who is covering the San Diego drama, so let’s him square the circle for us… Mike Swift is the… Read More »Apple, Qualcomm Continue Battle Over Royalties with Mike Swift
It sure seems like 2019 is the year things get very real for the technology industry. Whether its the weaponization of platforms like Facebook and Twitter, or the digital security breaches that seem to all too commonplace — Once again, here’s a tip from Uncle… Read More »Tech’s Legal Bills About to Go Way Up in 2019 with Mike Swift
Let’s face it, the real estate market in the Bay Area has been bananas for so long it’s more like a whole bushel of bananas. We asked a decades-long veteran real estate analyst, Patrick Carlisle of Compass, to share his data from how the market… Read More »Is Bay Area Real Estate Going to Get … Normal?! with Patrick Carlisle
Technology, being the amoral beast that it is, can be a mixed bag of progress and digression. Digital technology, especially when applied to our work lives, can be alienating and even lead to loneliness. The more friends we have at work, the happier we are… Read More »Leading Tech Away from Loneliness: ‘Back to Human’ with Dan Schawbel
The mid terms are coming up and the top-tier issues are there – budget deficits, immigration, me too – but the second tier issue of technology policy is a surprising area of bipartisanship – for the most part. To help us unpack where the political… Read More »Tech Policy & Midterm Elections with Dr. Roslyn Layton
In light of the possible rollback of fuel economy standards, will car companies continue to compete with the likes of Tesla? What other options are out there for fuel efficient vehicles? We talk to Charlie Vogelheim, host of The Flying Car (which you can also… Read More »When do I get my Hydrogen Fuel Cell Car? with Charlie Vogelheim
We bring in Greg McBride, Senior Economics Analyst at Bankrate.com, to help breakdown this week (and quarter) in the US Economics Wellness Check. Links:
The EU slapped Google with a 5 billion dollar fine over violation of their Monopoly regulations. We break it down with Mike Swift, the Chief Global Digital Risk Correspondent at MLex Digital Insights. Links:
There is a lot of money floating around waiting to be used as Capital for someone’s venture – not only in Silicon Valley. We talk to Jeff Grabow, a VC leader from Ernst & Young, about the numbers and what that means for entrepreneurs and… Read More »There’s Money to be Made: a VC Story with Jeff Grabow
