> Technology has made a deep incursion into the financial industry and financial behemoths like Goldman Sachs are seeing the change with employee reductions and poor revenue growth.
http://goo.gl/rrKQhv

> An extremely unusual and very welcome step in the Valley by Kickstarter's Co-founders Yancey Strickler and Perry Chen
http://goo.gl/o6tFRn

> Uber is becoming an interesting case study for everything that can go wrong in the on-demand economy. Its drivers 'who are not employees', are treated as moving dots on the maps and are monitored by a system of ratings and emails. The cost of being the forerunner a new frontier?
http://goo.gl/ouYXa4

> Companies that have delivered game changing innovation have done so only by following a system of decision by experimentation. It seems to have worked across industries in tech, manufacturing, to the auto industry.
http://goo.gl/PyUYW5

> The people are the most important part of the organization, very well said here by Seth Godin!
http://goo.gl/IWzzrq

> While Google may insist that no one country can enforce laws that need to be followed across all regions, the individuals right is violated if information pertaining to him is not made inaccessible across all regions.
https://goo.gl/dybGE2

> Samsung is banking heavily on start-ups for the next wave of innovation and wants to build a collaborative ecosystem.
https://goo.gl/X2wijB