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Bill Joy and Pain, Sunshine and Rain

Bill Joy, chief scientist of Sun Microsystems Inc., is stepping down to go solo. Here's the advice staff writer Ryan Underwood would have offered Joy if only he'd called: Check your pulse before you check your wallet. Become an ...READ»

60 Seconds with Bill Joy

Sun cofounder and Silicon Valley bad boy Bill Joy on the future of startups and where he's placing his venture-capital bets.READ»

Economic Incentive

"Businesses can talk about all this social responsibility stuff, but they are likely to do something about it only if there's an economic reason for them to do it." --Bill Joy, founder, Sun Microsystems From Fast Company's recently ...READ»

Economic Incentive

"Businesses can talk about all this social responsibility stuff, but they are likely to do something about it only if there's an economic reason for them to do it." --Bill Joy, founder, Sun Microsystems From Fast Company's recently ...READ»

Economic Incentive

"Businesses can talk about all this social responsibility stuff, but they are likely to do something about it only if there's an economic reason for them to do it." --Bill Joy, founder, Sun Microsystems From Fast ...READ»

Top O' the Market: A Consumer's Guide

  Trump World Tower Richard Meier's Perry Street towers 20 Pine The Jade Miraval Living William Beaver House The pitch "The Greatest Condominium Building in the ...READ»

Speaking with the Enemy

The fallout of techno-glasnost.READ»

Business strategy and opportunity in dark times

In these days of pessimism and gloom, anybody can be forgiven for looking back nostalgically at the days when venture capitalists, for example, would sound a far more bullish note, ringing the bell for opportunity. For example: ...READ»

Fast Talk: Hail, global citizens!

Business has become the most powerful institution on the planet. Given that, we wonder: What are its responsibilities to the rest of the world? And how do companies act on those responsibilities?READ»

The Future of Money

Like predictions about the paperless office, forecasts about a cashless society have been around for a while. For example, AC Nielsen research says that only 10% of transactions in the US will be cash by the year 2020. Logically this ...READ»

Feedback

Letters. Updates. Advice.READ»

Best Business Blogs: Venture Capital

An expanded list of our favorites.READ»

The Company as Talk Show

Visit Sun Microsystem's virtual recording studio.READ»

The Network Is the Company

John Gage, chief scientist of Sun Microsystems, blends '90s technology with '60s activism. His manifesto: free speech, open companies, virtual work.READ»

Short Takes, Quickly Presented II

After dinner tonight at WTF 2004, there were a handful of short, sharp presentations in which speakers were limited to an eight- to 10-minute time slot. What follows are partial transcripts of some of the second round of talks, which ...READ»

Can't Touch This

Working all but alone from his hardware-strewn office, Jeff Han is about to change the face of computing. Not even the big boys are likely to catch him. READ»

John Doerr's Startup Manual

If you could ask only one person for advice about starting a company or joining a startup, chances are you'd pick John Doerr.READ»

Al Gore's $100 Million Makeover

Not long ago, he was the butt of jokes--lockbox, earth tones, a postelection beard. Then he dusted off an old slide show and jumped with both feet into the private sector. The untold story of how an epic loser engineered what may be the greatest brand makeover of our time.READ»

How to Manage Geeks

Eric Schmidt, CEO of Novell, believes that "geek" is a badge of honor. (After all, he is one!) But how do you manage these geek gods? Just follow his nine-point techie tutorial.READ»

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Starwave Takes the Web ... (Seriously)

CEO Mike Slade has assembled a team of the best and brightest to create the Web's first real company. All they have to do is meet five tough challenges.READ»

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What's the Matter With Sun?

It's been a tough year for Sun Microsystems -- think of it as the perfect storm. With the company under siege, could it really be possible that Newt Gingrich has the solution?READ»