Pamela Rice, Senior VP at OnDeck, talks with Red Herring about the future of alternative finance.
Huawei’s VP External Affairs Bill Plummer on the company’s consumer future, and virtualization
Huawei’s VP External Affairs Bill Plummer talks about the company’s future in the U.S. and its forays into the consumer market.
Five of the technology industry’s biggest political controversies
Uber recently became embroiled in a political row, after listing the territory of Western Sahara as a separate country, enraging users and officials in Morocco, which claims the state as its own.…
Israeli startups given helping hand for U.S. expansion
Israel boasts some of the best technology talent in the world, as proven by some of the astonishingly successful startups coming out of the country. But Israeli entrepreneurs all face the same…
Logistics startups aim to save the environment, boost efficiency
The transportation sector accounted for around 27% of total greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. in 2013, according to figures from the EPA. One of the major factors contributing to that is…
Five highlights from Google’s developer conference
Google unleashed several new products, platforms and innovations at its I/O 2015 developer conference today. Here are five highlights.
Snapchat CEO Spiegel says company has IPO plan
Evan Spiegel, the co-founder and CEO of Snapchat, has revealed he has a plan for an IPO and won’t be entertaining any acquisition offers for the social networking company. Spiegel famously turned…
Charter agrees $55bn deal for Time Warner Cable, waits on regulatory approval
Charter Communications, the third biggest cable TV operator in the U.S., has offered to buy the second largest, Time Warner Cable, in a $55 billion deal. Charter offered $195.71 in cash and…
Intel could go all in on Altera acquisition
The first quarter of 2015 was the most robust three months for M&A activity since the start of 2007, with $843 billion worth of deals completed across all industries, according to data…
Dating apps strengthen and diversify to pull in huge user numbers
The mobile dating industry has taken off. IBISWorld, an analyst, reckons the U.S. market to be worth some $2.1 billion, of which around a third is commanded by Match, the owner of…