Want a great job at a hot startup? Of course, you do. And there haven't been this many opportunities since the dot com bubble burst. Just ask Renaud Laplanche, CEO of LendingClub.com in California: "You're in the driver's seat. So think about the place you'd like to work at for the next few years and choose wisely," he says.
Here in San Francisco, we're blessed with a pugnacious weekly newspaper editor named Bruce Brugmann. Bruce, a burly fellow with a penchant for finger wagging, achieved some notoriety when he plastered his mug on billboards and newspaper boxes around town with the slogan "Read my paper. Dammit." Taking a cue from Bruce, I'm here to tell you: "Visit our Web site. Dammit."
Dell Computer offered a tantalising look at a future product Wednesday, unveiling a black, hourglass-shaped PC designed to access the Internet. Code-named Webster, the new machine will debut sometime later this year, says Carl Everett, Dell senior vice president.