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Govt goes Silicon Valley way to crowdsource solutions
Techies and tech students will try to find answers to water woes, women's safety at Hackathon 2017
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Silicon Valley tried to upend banks. Now it works with them
Silicon Valley has upended a growing number of industries
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US sucking up world talent: Silicon Valley wouldn't work without immigrants
Under Trump, tech workers could enjoy a windfall
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Silicon Valley's anger is showing
Many of the core tasks at Silicon Valley companies are handled by immigrants
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How Silicon Valley entrepreneurs need an ethics lesson
A recent Fortune column asks whether Silicon Valley pushes ethical boundaries too far
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The less obvious centre of finance and technology activity
Hong Kong has the benefit of being connected to China, which has been home to some of the most notable developments in the fintech world
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Venture Capitalists Hunt for the Next Big Thing
As they struggle to predict what tech might spark a new boom, investors spread their bets
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Indian industry delegation visits Silicon Valley for business ties
Delegation led by Assocham President Sunil Kanoria visited various technology companies and universities
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Tech veteran departs Silicon Valley's grilled cheese play
Jonathan Kaplan says he made a few incorrect assumptions with The Melt
A Silicon Valley dream collapses in allegations of fraud
Like so many bright, young entrepreneurs these days, Isaac Choi arrived here last year, set up shop and promised employees that he would lead them to the Silicon Valley dream. That dream is turning out mostly to be a mirage.This week, Choi's company, WrkRiot, began unraveling in a highly public fashion. Its former head of marketing revealed that the start-up had been mired in internal chaos and had sometimes paid employees in cashier's checks before delaying payment altogether. She also alleged that Choi had forged wire transfer documents to make it look as if compensation were on the way. By late Tuesday, WrkRiot had taken itself offline. The veracity of Choi's credentials are now also in question.While WrkRiot is not widely known, the start-up's collapse has gripped Silicon Valley. Choi's situation may be extreme, but the company's implosion has a familiar ring to many who came west to be the next Mark Zuckerberg - but ended up instead at the next WrkRiot. Silicon Valley is always ea
Warned of a crash, start-ups in Silicon Valley narrow their focus
Silicon Valley start-ups were set to face a great reckoning in 2016. Yet the crash hasn't happened
Magical mules
Silicon Valley unicorns to starve without tourists
