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Google Tops Fortune's '100 Best Companies to Work For' ListFortune Magazine has once again come out with its annual list of the 100 Top Companies to Work For. Many are household names, prized by consumers; others are less known, but obviously tops with their employees. A very familiar name, Google, came in at the top of the list. ...continue |
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Google Tries to Make Search More SocialGoogle (GOOG) on Tuesday launched a series of upgrades intended to help the dominant search engine better understand people and their relationships, an ambitious and potentially significant attempt to close the loop between two of the Internet's most elemental services -- search and social. ...continue |
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IT Salaries Continue To ClimbRobert Half's latest technology salary guide suggests that information technologies professionals are benefiting from the adoption and popularity of mobile and cloud technologies by businesses. ...continue |
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Tech Hiring Surge Helps Lower Valley Unemployment RateA powerful surge of tech hiring in September kept the valley's job recovery on track, according to figures released Friday by the state Employment Development Department. ...continue |
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Solar Energy Shines at University of Maryland Eastern ShoreSolar energy inspired a powerful partnership. In a victory for green energy enthusiasts, University of Maryland Eastern Shore and SunEdison have activated a 2.2 megawatt solar-energy facility on the institution's campus. ...continue |
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Monster Gobbles Up HotJobs: MWW to Pay Yahoo $225MMonster Worldwide, Inc. (NYSE: MWW), which runs online job giant Monster.com, announced today plans to purchase the assets of Yahoo's (NYSE: YHOO) HotJobs, a competing recruitment site and job search board. ...continue |
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LinkedIn Names New CEOOnline professional networking site LinkedIn has named former Yahoo executive Jeff Weiner as its new CEO, the San Jose Mercury News reported. ...continue |
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Tesla, Ford, and Nissan to Use $8B in Federal Loans to Create Green Cars, JobsThe federal government is lending $8 billion to Ford, Nissan, and Tesla in order to advance green vehicle technology as well as to create thousands of green jobs. ...continue |
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Computerworld Announces List of 100 'Best Places to Work in IT'General Mills tops the list of Computerworld's top 100 "Best Places to Work in IT 2009," it was announced Monday. It's the 16th year that Computerworld, a Web site and weekly publication focusing on technology news and information in the information technology industry, has ranked the top 100 work environments for tech professionals. ...continue |
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Palm Springs the News of New CEOPalm Inc., maker of the Treo, Pre and other mobile products, announced Wednesday the appointment of Jon Rubenstein as the company's new chairman and chief executive. ...continue |
