Yahoo's Axis And The New Search Wars Yahoo is reimagining the front end. Google is working on the back end. And Bing is tackling both. Who will win the new search wars?
Updated Thu May 24, 2012
Personal Capital's Beautiful App Convinces The Wealthy To Trust Their Money To Strangers Former PayPal and Intuit CEO Bill Harris builds a "high tech, high touch" app and service to manage all your money in a single place.
Updated Wed May 23, 2012
How An E-Invoicing Company Could Disrupt The Banking Industry Tradeshift is using real-time data to change the way rates get set for small business loans.
Updated Tue May 22, 2012
Leap Motion's 3-D System Is Like A Kinect For Controlling Your Computer Forget about jet packs. A San Francisco startup is about to bring "Minority Report"-style control to your computer.
Updated Mon May 21, 2012
Facebook Acquires Karma News updates all day from your Fast Company editors.
Updated Fri May 18, 2012
In 8 Years, Facebook Changed All We Do Online In the storm that is Facebook's IPO, we pause to take note of the way the social network has transformed the way we live now.
Updated Fri May 18, 2012
Will Fab Get Social Shopping Right? Facebook's Beacon was a bomb. Will this e-commerce site figure out the right way to let friends see what friends are buying?
Updated Wed May 16, 2012
Can Groupon Rewards Transform Local Commerce? That's the plan, says CEO Andrew Mason. A new national loyalty program is one way it's trying. Here's how the deals company plans to go beyond discounts and to "help merchants grow."
Updated Fri May 11, 2012
Google, Alert: Bing Wants "To Model Every Object On The Planet," Reinvent Search The future of search is not about page rank. It's about creating giant databases of every person, place, and thing on the planet. Google, Facebook, and Apple are also on the case.
Updated Thu May 10, 2012
Facebook Announces Its Own App Store "The App Center will become the new, central place to find great apps like Draw Something, Pinterest, Spotify, Battle Pirates, Viddy, and Bubble Witch Saga," writes Facebook engineer Aaron Brady.
Updated Thu May 10, 2012
Google+ Releases Mobile App News updates all day from your Fast Company editors.
Updated Wed May 9, 2012
5 Startup Lessons From Belly, Which Just Snagged $10 Million In Funding From Andreessen Horowitz This is a big deal, as the firm's philosophy is to focus on only the 10 or 15 companies it thinks are going to matter in the long run. (See: Facebook, Airbnb, and Groupon, among others.)
Updated Wed May 9, 2012
Personal.com Creates An Online Vault To Manage All Your Data A search for a way to put consumers in control of their information produces a tool that will simplify our lives. Memorizing passwords, alarm codes, birthdays, bank account numbers, allergy information, insurance policy numbers (etc., etc., etc.) may never be the same.
Updated Mon May 7, 2012
LinkedIn Is Buying SlideShare News updates all day from your Fast Company editors.
Updated Thu May 3, 2012
Former Facebookers Want To Accelerate Your Project Work With Asana, A Virtual Whiteboard Facebook cofounder Dustin Moskovitz takes his "underestimated secret sauce" from his Zuck days and teams up with Google and Facebook alum Justin Rosenstein to solve one of business' biggest problems: lost productivity.
Updated Thu May 3, 2012
Path.To's Social Media Mojo Transforms Your Facebook Posts Into A New Job And by mojo, of course, we mean algorithm. Here's how job-matching site Path.To digs into your online life (not in a creepy way) to help find the right job for you. That banging noise you hear is one more nail going into the resume's coffin.
Updated Tue Apr 24, 2012
YouTube Launches AdWords For Video Video production is getting cheaper, so Google is creating a self-service option for pre-roll advertisements aimed at small- and medium-sized businesses.
Updated Mon Apr 23, 2012
Style For Hire Puts Stacy London's "What Not To Wear" Fashion Smarts In Every Woman's Closet Closet full of clothes but nothing to wear? This site's style experts help you purge your wardrobe and figure out what makes you look smashing.
Updated Mon Apr 16, 2012
ShoeDazzle Ditches Monthly Subscriptions For Boutique-Style Pampering The online shoe company cofounded by Kim Kardashian announces it's scrapping the monthly subscription model and adding lingerie and dress lines. The moves reveal its true secret sauce.
Updated Thu Mar 29, 2012
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