Kathleen Kim


Twitter's Elizabeth Weil Leaves for Andreessen Horowitz

The former design and culture executive will now oversee social strategy as a partner at the famed venture capital firm.  Read story

Birchbox Partners With Gwyneth Paltrow's GOOP

The beauty company recruits Paltrow's lifestyle company GOOP for a new package and online shop.  Read story

Better Place CEO Steps Down

Green auto pioneer and entrepreneur Shai Agassi will hand over the CEO role to his head of Australian operations  Read story

Largest IndieGoGo Campaign Sparked by Inventor

A campaign geared at raising funds to claim Nikola Tesla's defunct laboratory successfully soared past its funding goal this week.  Read story

California Protects User Names and Passwords

Two California bills prohibit employers and universities from retrieving social media user names and passwords.  Read story

Oops: MIT Miscounts MBA Students, Pays Them to Defer

The business school miscalculated enrollment, but finally found a way to shrink the class size.  Read story

Crowdfunding Site for Game Industry Launches

A Europe-based platform allows developers to offer equity stakes, providing a hint of things to come in the U.S.  Read story

Leadership According to Obama and Romney

The presidential candidates go head-to-head on the essential traits of a leader.  Read story

Companies Look to Data & Personality Tests to Recruit

More businesses are using data software and tests to weed out applicants.  Read story

Latino Entrepreneurs Get New Support

A new joint program from the SBA and the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce offers networking, lender connections, and business counseling.  Read story

Media Moguls Launch New Publishing Venture

The new multi-platform publisher is backed by Barry Diller and Scott Rudin, and partnering with the Atavist.  Read story

Fake Alert: Don't Believe Those Online 'Reviews'

A new Gartner forecast predicts a surge in the number of bogus ratings, reviews, "likes," and other online feedback.  Read story

B-School Applications Drop for Fourth Year in a Row

Turns out, it's another bad year for business schools in the U.S., as a new survey shows a decline in the number of applications.  Read story

Chobani Founder Now a Billionaire (Yes, the Yogurt Guy)

Turkish immigrant Hamdi Ulukaya, who began selling Chobani yogurt in 2007, is now worth $1.1 billion.  Read story

New Way to Sell Stuff on Yelp

The social review platform will give business owners the option to offer gift certificates to users.  Read story

Confused About 401(k) Plan Fees?

You're not the only one. A new study reveals that a majority of small business owners do not understand the costs of 401(k) retirement plans.  Read story

Google Unveils New YouTube App

Amid a licensing dispute between the tech giants, the new YouTube app for Apple's iOS makes its debut.  Read story

Europe Presses Play: Gaming Start-up Accelerator Launches

A new business accelerator promises to match gaming start-ups with gurus from Facebook, Zynga, and more. You just have to get to Estonia.  Read story

Warby Parker Eyes New Products After $36.8 Million in New Funding

After recently securing funding, trendy eyeglass company Warby Parker looks to expand clientele and set up shop.  Read story

August Jobs Report Shows Only Modest Growth

While the unemployment rate declined, the low number of new jobs created indicates continuing struggles for the U.S. economy.  Read story

Y Combinator Founder Issues New Warning to Start-ups

Paul Graham blasts lowball VC offers in general, and Google Ventures in particular, according to a report.  Read story

Shoe Designer Wins Right To Protect Red Soles

A ruling grants French footwear designer Christian Louboutin a trademark protection on his shoes' distinctive red soles.  Read story

Study Reveals Slow Growth for Hispanic Businesses

Hispanic-owned employers lag behind when it comes to growing their businesses.  Read story

Green Merger: Method Bought by Ecover

The companies say their union creates the world's largest green cleaning company.  Read story

5 Crowdfunding Tips From a Space Nerd

Former NASA contractor Michael Laine's space elevator campaign has far exceeded his modest $8,000 funding goal. Here's how he did it.  Read story

SEC Proposes to Lift Ban on Advertising for Hedge Funds

The Securities and Exchange Commission will consider amending a rule forbidding direct solicitation by investors.  Read story

Zynga Exec Resigns to Launch Start-up

Mike Verdu, Chief Creative Officer at Zynga, leaves the social game giant as its stock price falls.  Read story

Apple-Samsung Decision: Copycats Be Warned

Jurors reveal the details behind their $1 billion decision in the high-stakes court battle between the tech giants.  Read story

Odd Couple: Evernote Partners with Moleskine

Note-taking app Evernote tries its hand in paper by partnering with Moleskine on a new project.  Read story

Kleiner Perkins Plans to Increase Investment in the Mobile & Cloud Space

The Silicon Valley-based firm plans to double its investment in mobile apps and cloud services this year.  Read story

Voice-Blogging Start-up Gets More Funding

Bubble Motion secures an additional $5 million from Japanese capital firm JAFCO, as its popularity spreads across Asia.  Read story

Quora Partners With Bing

The Q&A platform will now surface in Bing search results.  Read story

Crowdfunding Scams: Biggest Threat to Investors

A new report shows that crowdfunding scams are on the rise, as the JOBS Act makes it easier for investors to fund projects.  Read story

Small Business Bankruptcies Continue to Drop

A new report reveals a persistent decline in small business bankruptcies.  Read story

Start-up Movie Gaining Traction on Kickstarter

A comedy film wants to take audiences into what life is like as an early-stage start-up founder.  Read story

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