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TechCrunch50 - All Years - Published January 12, 2010
This list is a compilation of all 142 companies that have been named finalists at the TechCrunch50 event since 2007. Winners of the event have included companies such as Mint, Yammer and RedBeacon.
TechCrunch50 was supported by Sequoia Capital, Mayfield Fund, Clearstone Venture Partners, Charles River Ventures and Fenwick & West. The panel of experts has included such notables as Marissa Mayer, Tim O'Reilly, Kevin Rose, Robert Scoble, Marc Andreessen, Mark Cuban, Evan Williams and Jason Calacanis.
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Y Combinator Startups - Published January 11, 2010
Y Combinator is a venture firm that specializes in funding early stage startups. They aim to help startups through what is for many the hardest step, from idea to company. Y Combinator invests mostly in software and web services, preferring groups with a lot of technical depth. Their core partners are Trevor Blackwell, Paul Graham, Jessica Livingston and Robert Morris.
This list is the composite of all startups that Y Combinator has stated they've funded.
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TechCrunch50 2009 - Published January 11, 2010
Even bigger than the great success of the previous 2 TechCrunch events, TechCrunch50 in 2009 was hosted by TechCrunch and Jason Calacanis with the support of several generous sponsors. It took place September 14th-15th, 2009 at the San Francisco Design Center Concourse.
Forty-six of 2009's hottest new startups from around the world announced and demoed their products over a two day period at TechCrunch50. Many great companies were introduced, such as CitySourced, AnyClip, and Threadsy. In the end, Redbeacon took home the $50,000 prize.
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The 50 Most Innovative Companies of 2009 - Published April 10, 2009
With the sudden reversal of the global economy, businesses are struggling not only with shrinking income and budgets, but also with seismic shifts that are upending entire industries, from autos and retail to banking and entertainment. These same forces are apparent in our latest ranking of the Most Innovative Companies. While the 2009 list includes some stalwarts in their usual top positions—namely Apple and Google—15 newcomers have joined the lineup, the biggest change since BusinessWeek and Boston Consulting Group first partnered on this proprietary survey in 2005. These include more companies headquartered outside the U.S. than in the past, such as Volkswagen, Infosys, and Telefónica.
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Fortune - 25 top-paying companies - Published February 19, 2009
Associates at Bingham McCutchen take home an average $256,312 total compensation annually. See which other Best Companies to Work For offer big paychecks.
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Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For 2009 - Published February 9, 2009
Even in this economy, some companies are going out of their way to please employees. This year, there's a new no. 1, as Google slips to no. 4.
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Glassdoor.com 2009 Best Places to Work - Published May 6, 2009
First annual "Employees' Choice" awards for Best Places to Work. Our Top 50 winners were selected by the people who know these companies best — their employees!
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Working Mother Best 100 Companies to Work For - Published April 9, 2009
Our winners are strong believers in paid sick leave for all employees, full-time and part-time (89 percent), as well as phase-back programs for new moms (88 percent) and paid time off to volunteer (80 percent). These stellar employers know it’s not just about offering great programs but about making sure they have a culture that promotes these programs. That’s why 54 of our winning companies tie managers’ pay to women’s advancement rates—and five even penalize managers whose staffers don’t take their vacations. From adoption assistance (93 percent) and fertility treatment reimbursements (82 percent) to telecommuting and flextime (both 100 percent), these progressive companies are working hard to help working mothers—and their families—succeed.
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TechCrunch50 2008 - Published January 11, 2010
Following the success of 2007's TechCrunch40, TechCrunch50 in 2008 was hosted by TechCrunch and Jason Calacanis with the support of several generous sponsors. It took place September 8th-10th, 2008 at the San Francisco Design Center Concourse.
Fifty-two of 2008's hottest new startups from around the world announced and demoed their products over a two day period at TechCrunch50. Many great companies were introduced, such as DropBox, Swype, and Mobclix. In the end, Yammer took home the $50,000 prize.
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TechCrunch40 2007 - Published January 11, 2010
TechCrunch40/50 is a conference hosted by TechCrunch and Jason Calacanis with the support of several generous sponsors. TechCrunch40 2007 took place September 17th-18th, 2007 at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco, California.
Forty of 2007's hottest new startups from around the world announced and demoed their products over a two day period at TechCrunch40. Many great companies were introduced, such as Flock, Xobni, and WooMe. In the end, Mint took home the $50,000 prize.
View the companies and search for jobs in the TechCrunch40 2007.
Fortune - 100 Fastest Growing Companies 2007 - Published November 7, 2007
Even in a turbulent market, some companies are still enjoying exhilarating growth spurts. A stunning 37 of this year's fast-growers come from the energy sector, while some seemingly fleeting trends - like energy drinks - proved to have surprising staying power.
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The World's 50 Most Innovative Companies - Published June 18, 2007
The BusinessWeek-Boston Consulting Group 2007 list of the World's Most Innovative Companies is based on a senior management survey about innovation and was distributed electronically to executives worldwide in late 2006. In October, surveys were sent to the 1,500 largest global corporations, determined by market capitalization in U.S. dollars, with instructions to send the survey to their top 10 executives in charge of innovation. We also distributed the survey to senior management members of the BusinessWeek Market Advisory Board, an online panel consisting of BusinessWeek readers, and via the Knowledge@Wharton e-mail newsletter. Survey participation was voluntary and anonymous, and the survey closed in March, 2007. The survey consisted of 20 general questions on innovation and an optional 12 questions focused on innovation metrics.
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Wired 40 of 2007 - Published September 22, 2007
They're masters of innovation and technology, global thinkers that dominate their industries and point the way to the future. Our 10th annual list of the 40 most wired companies in the world.
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CNN Money: Top 25 Startups To Watch - Published May 12, 2007
It's getting crowded on the Web 2.0 frontier, but there are still some startups that truly stand out. Business 2.0 Magazine identifies the ones most likely to strike gold in 2007.
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The World's Most Admired Companies - Published June 24, 2007
For the 50 most admired companies overall, FORTUNE's survey asked businesspeople to vote for the companies that they admired most, from any industry.
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Top 100 Computer Companies - Published July 28, 2007
Computer Industry Trends: Top 100 Companies
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