Global Game
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Milwaukee: An Emerging Water Technology Hub
How to turn around a struggling industrial city like Milwaukee? Become the global technology hub for a resource they know better than anyone
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Siemens MD on Why India Gives Him a High
Armin Bruck, MD & CEO, Siemens India, says more people in the country are looking to be global entrepreneurs
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Billionaire Investor Carl Icahn's Tale of Aggression
Freed from investors and flush with cash, Carl Icahn is targeting companies by the dozen. The bigger, the better (just ask Michael Dell)
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Will Firefox be the Newest OS for Smartphones?
Firefox the browser wants to be Firefox the smartphone in another brave run at the Apple-Google duopoly
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How Palo Alto Network's Shaking Up the Internet Security Market
Nir Zuk mixed brilliant engineering with a perpetual grudge to build the hottest company in internet security
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Kraft Foods' Cookie Crumbles
Irene Rosenfeld blew up Kraft promising to spark growth. Six months and two underwhelming quarters later, investors are still waiting
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Oil Firm Chevron and its Cash Overflow
Chevron is unloved by investors and by the residents of its home base. No matter: John Watson has built a cash-laden profit machine that’s poised for the greatest oil strike in the history of energy
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NanoRacks Allows Scientific Research in Space
Want to do biological research in zero gravity? You’ll have to go through a tiny firm called NanoRacks
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Altair Engineering and the Evolution of Everyday Things
Today’s most advanced engineering software is taking us back to nature
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Lookout's Mobile Security Battle with Google
Lookout built a 30 million-user business protecting Google’s phones. Now it has to fend off Google itself
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Online Storage Service Box's Mighty Ambitions
Box co-founder Aaron Levie has a humble goal in mind: Beat Microsoft and Oracle, among others, in the most lucrative game in software. With over $300 million in venture money raised and a mobile perspective on the future, the 28-year-old has a fighting chance