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London and other European cities are trying to replicate Silicon Valley’s startup culture, but according to Reshma Sohoni, co-founder the largest European startup incubator, the United States still leads the way.
Outlet, a Mountain View-based nonprofit advocacy program, is targeting school districts across the Peninsula to help educate students in middle school and high school about issues in the gay community.
Burt Herman, co-founder of Storify and the Hacks and Hackers meetup group, spoke at Stanford’s Entrepreneurship Week Thursday. He specializes in bringing journalists and coders together to re-envision media.
Santa Clara County officials are working with winery owners to adjust regulations that make it expensive for wineries to stay in business. The process hasn’t been easy, and it’s a long way from over.
Parker Harris, co-founder of Salesforce, spoke at Stanford’s Entrepreneurship Week Wednesday, shared entrepreneurship lessons he’s learned and what he sees for the future of cloud computing.
Among the offerings of the 2012 Stanford Entrepreneurship Week is the chance to get one-on-one informal mentoring from Silicon Valley professionals, whom the program calls coaches.
Two European entrepreneurs shared their vision of start-up innovation on the opening day of Entrepreneurship Week at Stanford University.
It wasn’t your typical job fair: the sight of jeans, backpacks everywhere. Startup companies and 20-something entrepreneurs filled the second floor of Stanford’s Tresidder Memorial Union Tuesday.
The average age of marriage is on the rise in the United States, and a study shows singles living alone use significantly more electricity and gas and produce more food waste per person than those who live with others.