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SAN FRANCISCO, June 19- A high profile sex discrimination lawsuit in Silicon Valley should be taken private via arbitration, lawyers for venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield& Byers argued on Wednesday, but the plaintiff, former partner Ellen Pao, wants the chance to tell her story before a judge.
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Todd Dagres, Spark Capital founder & general partner, discusses where he is finding the next hot investment opportunities.
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Concerns about the fiscal cliff are weighing on the VC community, but investors and CEOs of venture-backed companies still see some bright spots in 2013, like emerging markets and health care IT.
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Maria Pinelli, Global Vice Chair of Strategic Growth Markets, Ernst & Young tells CNBC private equity and venture capital are driving deal volume
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Scott Case, CEO of Startup America Partnership, and Steve Case, Chairman and Founder of Startup America Partnership, explain how their company helps launch new businesses throughout the country.
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Time to take your business to the next level? Consider these tips for raising venture capital.
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The latest in cool technology has created opportunities for entertainment and profit, a venture capitalist told CNBC on Friday, who cited several of the sector’s most promising products under development.
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Ramy Adeeb, Founder and CEO of Snip.It, explains how users can share web content on its network.
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"The content producers are moving from media companies to individuals," said John Frankel, ff Venture Capital founder, explaining why he sees big investment opportunities in acquiring content technology.
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Jeff Dachis doesn’t want to hear your whining about Facebook — especially if you’re a corporate marketer who’s been using the social network to spew messages to anyone and everyone who has ever simply “liked” your brand.
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A former McDonald’s executive and a food-obsessed investment banker are trying to blow up the fast food industry. How? They’re building a chain of restaurants — called Lyfe Kitchen — serving locally grown, sustainable, gourmet, fast, and cheap meals.
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What’s the next economic revolution? According to General Electric Chief Economist Marco Annunziata, it’s the “industrial Internet” — intelligent machines such as jet engines, power turbines and medical devices.
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Zachary Bogue and Matt Ocko, Data Collective co-founders, discuss investing in the future of tech.
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Mark Siegel, Menlo Ventures, discusses how the fiscal cliff is impacting private money, and why it's important to keep capital gains taxes low.
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Silicon Valley entrepreneur Marc Andreessen could hardly be more positive about value in the technology sector and in one its most battered giants, Facebook.
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Alan Patricof, Founder & Managing Director of Greycroft Partners, discusses some of the major concerns for small business.
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CNBC.com presents a list of the 10 states with the most ultra-high net worth individuals on a per capita basis.
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In Europe, China and America, the major determinants of economic and market performance in the year ahead are political, not economic.
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The startup Bromium is taking a completely new approach to security software, using virtualization technology. But will it shake up the $60 billion market?
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The video game industry is under attack, with both established and new players chasing a variety of disparate technologies and strategies that might yield a winning combination.
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While there’s been an explosion of apps and websites bringing retail online, the latest wave of innovation is focused on bringing mobile technology into brick-and-mortar retailers.
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