Apple is on top of the world right now, but nothing lasts forever.
The company must find ways to innovate old products, fight off tough competitors, and keep up employee morale high—all without the leadership of visionary cofounder Steve Jobs.
It… Continue reading →

The New York Times has uncovered some more of the mysteries surrounding former PayPal executive Scott Thompson’s messy departure as CEO.
Thompson left the company after activist investor Dan Loeb revealed that Thompson didn’t have the computer-science … Continue reading →

May 19 (Bloomberg) — Morgan Stanley, the lead underwriter in Facebook Inc.’s initial public offering, stands to take a hit from a stock market debut that stoked disappointment among investors in the largest social network.
The bank stepped in to… Continue reading →

This isn’t going to be a popular thing to say, but it needs to be said. So here goes…
All this whining and umbrage about Facebook’s IPO is ridiculous.
When are people who voluntarily speculate on stocks finally going to take responsibility for their … Continue reading →

Another week, more app releases. We sifted through the week’s hottest apps to compile this awesome list of things you can’t afford to miss.
The apps this week include an old favorite, looking at the weather in a different way, a Flipboard update and mu… Continue reading →

The New York Post is pulling no punches this morning. 
Here’s an excerpt from today’s cover story:
They were Mark Zuckerberg’s cash cows.
Hordes of everyday New Yorkers played the fool yesterday to Wall Street fat cats and Facebook insiders,… Continue reading →

Part way through the Facebook IPO roadshow, scattered reports appeared that Facebook had reduced the earnings guidance it was giving research analysts.
This seemed bizarre on a number of levels.
First, I was unaware that Facebook had ever issued any ea… Continue reading →

Five Star Feature Films, the company behind Ashton Kutcher’s  made-for-TV movie “Jobs: Get Inspired,” says it will use several actual locations for filming Steve Jobs’ story as head of Apple, including the original company garage, reports Cnet.
Th… Continue reading →

An amusing thread on Quora points out that Facebook cofounder Mark Zuckberg is user number four (click here to check).
So who were users one, two, and three?
Co-founder Dustin Moskovitz has the following response:
1-3 were accounts used to test registr… Continue reading →