Techies may be trying to move our entire lives online, but when it comes to doing business, they're strictly old school.

Does Silicon Valley have, in the words of a New York Magazine writer, a "dysfunction fetish"?

Leaders at a few startups in Silicon Valley test out new strategies to raise diversity at their workplaces.

A former Silicon Valley exec lives to tell the tale (in novel form).

The Valley loves its rags to riches stories. What a tech meritocracy millionaire has to say about his own rise.

Early Silicon Valley companies experimented with a new management style to reward talent and avoid corporate status and hierarchy.

A huge chunk of immigrant-founded start-ups were developed by Chinese and Indian entrepreneurs. But now a new group is emerging.

Ashton Kutcher plays Apple CEO Steve Jobs in the first Hollywood film about the visionary Silicon Valley legend. It's a an opportunity to move Kutcher's career from TV to the big screen. But it could also impact his side vocation as a tech company investor if he doesn't get it right.

As more companies rush to go public, signs point to a healthier economy.

The controversy over the National Security Agency grabbing our personal data, with the asssistance of Silicon Valley, could make it tough for tech to do business.