Startups

The French are shaking off a reputation for stuffy socialism and are promoting tech startups.

Devices and apps that cater to the elderly aren't sexy, but they're vital.

By chasing unicorns, venture capital might as well be chasing the dragon.

The best ideas in tech these days are the ones everyone agrees are stupid...until they're not.

Silicon Valley dominates the tech world because it knows the value of a good f-up.

Silicon Valley is killing entrepreneurship. Weird, right?

Leading western venture capitalists, including Richard Branson, are investing heavily in Estonian startups.

Incubator and seed fund 1776 runs competition for "promising startups focused on solving the world's most fundamental challenges."

At this point, the technology industry might be better off without any patents.

A new partnership with a delivery app is turning the 24-hour eatery into a meet-up point for package delivery.

Recent advances are about to put entrepreneurs into orbit.

Yes, startups are sexy, but the big tech companies have some advantages.

Formerly spotty translation services are becoming bulletproof with better technology.

The Silicon Valley accelerator will share its curriculum with Stanford students and online

'The world's largest incubator' copies tech companies on the up and takes them to other countries.

Tim Draper, a venture capitalist and billionaire, will put his proposal before California voters in 2016

A London-based startup seeks to reshape the art world by looking to websites such as Wikipedia.