Good morning, Cincinnati! Here are the five things you need to know to help start your busy business day.
Cisco Systems CFO Frank Calderoni is resigning.
Cisco Systems Wednesday reported revenue and earnings slightly above analysts' forecasts. Revenue rose 1% on the year.
New Enterprise Associates VC Jon Sakoda talks about disruption in the enterprise software market.
Cisco Systems will release its quarterly earnings report this week, but expectations for any big jumps in revenue are low.
New Enterprise Associates VC Jon Sakoda talks about a deal he passed up because it might harm a close friendship, and disruption in the enterprise software market.
The N.C. Technology Association presented awards to companies in 25 categories.
Cisco Systems will release its quarterly earnings report this week, but expectations for any big jumps in revenue are low.
New Enterprise Associates VC Jon Sakoda talks about a deal he passed up because it might harm a close friendship, and disruption in the enterprise software market.
The metro is playing host to dozens of entrepreneurial events in November that are worth checking out.
The N.C. Technology Association (NCTA) handed awards to companies in 25 categories.
The biggest corporate philanthropist in Silicon Valley isn't one of its tech titans — again.
Brooklyn-based digital agency Huge will triple its office footprint in Atlanta as it braces for growth. Huge employs about 100 in Atlanta and is owned by advertising conglomerate New York-based Interpublic Group of Companies Inc. (NYSE: IPG). Huge has leased nearly 16,000 square feet at Pershing Point Plaza in Midtown. The expanded office can accommodate up to 160 people, based on real estate industry estimates.
Manufacturing is making a comeback in America and Gwinnett County is a hot bed for companies that make things — especially the high-tech variety. Today's advanced manufacturing bears little resemblance to its low-tech predecessor, especially the familiar textile plants that once doted the South and provided the bulk of jobs in many communities. For one thing, they require a much higher level of worker training and much of the work is done in clean rooms where you'd be hard put to find a speck of dust.
I can think of six reasons you should seriously consider becoming an angel investor now — assuming, of course, that you meet the Securities and Exchange Commission's definition of an "accredited investor."