Why Amazon, Accenture, and other companies are retraining their staff
Companies like Amazon and Accenture are retraining their employees to equip them with the skills necessary for the workplace of the future.
We've mapped out the 30 most powerful people in Bank of America Merrill Lynch's vaunted bond-trading division
COO Tom Montag oversees one of the most formidable FICC divisions on Wall Street. Here are his top executives and lieutenants.
The 32 star venture capital investors in Europe every tech founder needs to know
Business Insider has listed some of the continent's star VCs, who are well-respected by founders and peers and won big from smart early bets.
Many tech employees quit because they don't know what their job is
Many employees at mid-size tech companies quit because their job has evolved, and they're not sure what their new responsibilities are.
Veteran Fox TV exec talks star showrunners and super-sized budgets
Harris Katlemen, who recently published a memoir on his 70 years in Hollywood, talks about how the TV industry changed since he ran Fox's TV studios.
LaCroix needs a new approach to marketing, say branding experts.
Along with committing PR snafus, the company has failed to keep its marketing up to date, say branding experts.
IBM is spinning off IBM Watson Marketing as an independent business
IBM Watson Marketing wants to help marketers give customers a consistent and personalized experience and help them spend their marketing dollars.
Startups are raising millions to create restaurants for Uber Eats and Deliveroo
Food delivery apps are so popular that they've spawned delivery-only restaurants.
Facebook is building a dedicated news tab for publishers
Facebook has been talking to publishers and hiring to support a dedicated news tab after floating the idea earlier this year.
Tableau CEO Adam Selipsky on the $15.7 billion sale to Salesforce
Adam Selipsky says focusing on customers at Tableau made the company an attractive acquisition target.
Ex Slack board observer Sarah Cannon: no hesitation on direct listing
Index Ventures partner Sarah Cannon joined Slack's board as an observer as the team was evaluating options for the company's public debut.
Alliance founded by WFA wants to improve digital safety: reactions
The Global Alliance for Responsible Media including Unilever and Facebook comes amid talk of breaking up big tech and regulation of online content.
Goldman Sachs' Amy Hong wants flexibility in bonds
Amy Hong, Goldman Sachs' head of market structure, suggested investors consider attributes-based trading.
The founder of a $1 billion startup reveals why he took SoftBank's cash after the murder of Jamal Khashoggi
Tech companies in the US, Europe, and Asia continue to take billions of dollars from SoftBank's Vision Fund. Gympass was one of them.
Poop-testing startup uBiome partnered with birth-control startup Nurx
For a time, uBiome used doctors who belonged to the clinical care network of Nurx, a birth control startup, to sign off on its tests.
State Street CEO profile Ron O'Hanley
O'Hanley's built a one-stop shop to handle anything an investor might need, from pretrade analytics all the way through to post trade reporting and reconciliation.
Atlasssian shares term sheet to end 'antagonism' with startup founders
The developer software company Atlassian spent $1 billion on acquisitions. Now the company is trying a new way to make big tech deals.
GTS is the latest HFT to move into corporate bond trading
GTS is planning to build upon its recently acquired ETF business to begin making markets in US corporate bonds.
Meet Goldman Sachs execs running its new alternative-investing unit
The execs to run it are Julian Salisbury, Andrew Wolff, and Sumit Rajpal, who will serve as heads, and Rich Friedman, who will chair the division.
Etsy CTO explains how the marketplace is using big data and the cloud
Other online stores have their own handmade or vintage shops, but Etsy remains the first one most people think of, according to CTO Mike Fisher.
