Zappos Headlines
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Chris Anderson: Here Is Why I Founded A Cool Robot Manufacturing Company Silicon Alley Insider (Monday) Chris Anderson was already busy with his duties as the Editor-in-Chief of Wired magazine, the father of five children, and a best-selling author. Then, he founded 3D Robotics – a robot manufacturing company with factories in San Diego, California ... |
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EXCLUSIVE WITH CHRIS ANDERSON: On Founding A Robot Company, Writing Books, And Fathering 5 Kids--While Editing Wired Silicon Alley Insider (Monday) Prior to joining Wired as its Editor-in-Chief, Chris Anderson swore to himself that he would never become a journalist. Why? Because his parents were also journalists. So he went and got a degree in physics and a job at Los Alamos. In the ... |
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| Fri, October 29 2010 | |
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Can A 25-Year-Old Really Compete With Seasoned Venture Capitalists? Silicon Alley Insider (Friday)
"It takes a while to get from entry level to becoming someone who is a very experienced and influential investor," says well-respected venture capitalist Fred Wilson. "It took me 25 years." Joshua Kushner, founder of Thrive... |
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| Thu, October 28 2010 | |
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Here Is Why VC And Entrepreneur Joshua Kushner Is Bothering To Get His MBA Silicon Alley Insider (Thursday) Joshua Kushner is the 25-year-old founder of startup investment firm Thrive Capital and co-founder of social gaming startup Vostu. Oh – and he's also in the middle of getting his MBA at Harvard Business School. So, what is a young ... |
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Tony Hsieh: Here's Why I Quit My Corporate Job At Oracle With No Real Plan Silicon Alley Insider (Thursday) Tony Hsieh graduated from Harvard with a degree in Computer Science and landed what seemed like a dream job at Oracle. After just five months at the company, however, Hsieh realized the corporate environment wasn't his style and quit. Soon after ... |
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| Wed, October 27 2010 | |
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Hey, Entrepreneurs, Skip The MBA And Use The Money To Start Businesses Silicon Alley Insider (Wednesday) Is it worth spending so much time and money getting a college degree? Zappos CEO Tony Hsieh tells us that aspiring entrepreneurs should just skip college and business school to start a business. Hsieh, a successful entrepreneur himself, goes on t... |
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