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Google Demos Chrome OS, Microsoft Links Into LinkedIn, Amazon Ramps Up for Holidays, & More Big Company News
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Gregory T. Huang |
11/20/09 |
Seattle
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Top Three Takeaways from Mobile Northwest’s Investor Panel
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Gregory T. Huang |
11/17/09 |
Seattle
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Cautious Perspectives on Recovery in the IPO, M&A, and Credit Markets
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Taft Kortus |
11/12/09 |
Seattle
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Startup Failure: Seattle’s Stigma, Boston’s Chip on Its Shoulder, and Silicon Valley’s Badge of Honor
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Gregory T. Huang |
11/09/09 |
Seattle
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Google, Bing, VCs, and Startups on One Stage: Xconomy Forum to Tackle the Future of Search
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Gregory T. Huang |
10/22/09 |
Seattle
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Top 10 Northwest Venture Deals of the Third Quarter—and VC Color Commentary
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Gregory T. Huang |
10/20/09 |
Seattle
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The Web Has Feelings Too: How Seattle Startups Are Cashing In on Sentiment Analysis
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Gregory T. Huang |
10/01/09 |
Seattle
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Ignition Partners Talk Cloud Computing and Virtualization—A Crucial Part of the VC Firm’s Strategy
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Gregory T. Huang |
09/23/09 |
Seattle
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The San Diego Biotech Survival Index: Local Firms Make Strong Rebound In First Half of 2009
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Luke Timmerman |
09/23/09 |
San Diego
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The Seattle Biotech Survival Index: Companies Bounce Back in Mid-2009
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Luke Timmerman |
09/22/09 |
Seattle
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Investment in Washington Startups Totaled $25M (or $51.4M, Depending on How You Count) in August
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Gregory T. Huang |
09/09/09 |
Seattle
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Marketfish Rolls Out New Web Platform, Resembles aQuantive, Says Clark Kokich
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Gregory T. Huang |
09/08/09 |
Seattle
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A Slice of the Seattle Blogosphere: OVP, IPOs, and Small Businesses
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Gregory T. Huang |
09/04/09 |
Seattle
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Pivotal Makes First Investment in Solar, Bets Small and Strategic on Northwest Cleantech
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Gregory T. Huang |
08/27/09 |
Seattle
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Six Startup CEOs On Their Company Culture, Boiled Down to One Word
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Gregory T. Huang |
08/21/09 |
Seattle
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The Qpass Mafia: Digital Commerce Execs Wield Influence at Firms from Amazon to Zipwhip
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Gregory T. Huang |
08/17/09 |
Seattle
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Razorfish Deal Could Be Great for Microsoft, Says Online Strategy Expert Warren Gouk
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Gregory T. Huang |
08/12/09 |
Seattle
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Razorfish Chief Strategy Officer Says Publicis Deal Will Expand Firm’s Global Reach
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Eric Hal Schwartz |
08/11/09 |
Seattle
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The Shoeshine Oracles: Tech-Business Lessons from the Street
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Gregory T. Huang |
08/07/09 |
Seattle
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Microsoft to Pay Yahoo $150M, Hire 550—and Watch the Firms’ Combined Market Share
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Gregory T. Huang |
08/05/09 |
Seattle
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Cray Shares Rise on Unexpected Profit from New Supercomputing Contracts
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Gregory T. Huang |
08/04/09 |
Seattle
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Top 10 Lessons in Starting Companies and Commercializing Technologies, from UW Panel
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Eric Hal Schwartz |
08/03/09 |
Seattle
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Cray’s Comeback: CEO Peter Ungaro on Clouds, Exaflops, and the Future of Supercomputing
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Gregory T. Huang |
07/30/09 |
Seattle
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The Future of Gaming Is Purveying Sin, Says VC Tim Chang
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Eric Hal Schwartz |
07/23/09 |
Seattle
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Ballard Power, IdaTech Help Stop Power Loss in India—a Closer Look at the Deal
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Eric Hal Schwartz |
07/22/09 |
Seattle
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Insights into SAIC’s Acquisition of R.W. Beck for $155M—and Beck’s Strategy in Energy, Water
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Gregory T. Huang |
07/20/09 |
Seattle
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More Than a Cherry on Top—Microsoft Search Honcho Harry Shum on Why Bing is Different from Other MS Products
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Gregory T. Huang |
07/16/09 |
Seattle
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Data Domain Founder, Kai Li, on EMC Acquisition and the Future of Data Storage
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Gregory T. Huang |
07/09/09 |
Seattle
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For Microsoft and Google, Battleground Shifts to Web-Based Operating Systems
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Gregory T. Huang |
07/08/09 |
National
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Northwest VCs React to Prometheus Energy’s Funding and Partnership with Shell
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Gregory T. Huang |
07/07/09 |
Seattle
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