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Patrick Pichette is leaving the search giant to spend more time with his family -- and, he insists, he actually means it.

Meerkat, which enables users to stream live videos over Twitter, is one of the most buzzed-about apps on the market today.

Facebook's CEO shared wisdom on hiring and delegation during the latest installment of 'Q&A with Mark.'

The tool lets users create graphics overlaid with text in order to fuel engagement on social media and blogs.

The team at IDEO, an innovation and design firm, is inspired by Barbara Beskind's unique perspective and enthused by her resolve.

With child-tracking capabilities and a 911 emergency feature, the Burg 31 doesn't need to be tethered to a mobile device in order to place calls or send texts.

Panelists at Social Media Week in New York City discussed how aspiring brands can achieve cult status.

With 25,000 users and $200,000 in funding, the social network is now rolling out to all campuses nationwide.

Ideally, entrepreneurs should ask for as little money as possible and set up campaigns that run no longer than 30 days.

Industry analyst Jan Rezab said that a tide shift will occur about four months after Facebook offers users the opportunity to sell ads against their videos.

The tech giant sent out invitations reading 'Spring Forward' for a media event to be held on March 9, the day after Daylight Savings Time begins.

Nannies by Noa has posted reported revenues of $375,000 after being founded three years ago by Manhattan-born tween Noa Mintz.

The power of the crowd is real. And so is people's ability to create the wackiest things possible.

Since last April, the iconic sportswear brand has grown from 4 million to 12 million followers -- due in no small part to its social video strategy.

The 'Shark Tank' star may still be stinging from his own failed online video venture.

Entitled #SpeakBeautiful, the multi-tiered campaign will aim to incite a domino effect of positivity.

The university sent out an apology acknowledging the 'disappointment' created by the error.

Days ahead of the release its Galaxy S6, the Korean tech giant teased that 2015 would be a landmark year for the technology.

In a new YouTube video, the 17-year-old announced he would be going on tour, vending merchandise and pursuing a career in entertainment.

Though Apple's senior vice president of design may be shy, a poster in his office screams, 'Believe in your f*cking self. Stay up all f*cking night…Think about all the f*cking possibilities.'

The two-day course, which is currently accepting applications, will take place in New York City next month.

Facebook is giving users more dominion over what happens to their digital assets in death.

The 2-minute settings check verifies account recovery info, recent activity and approved devices.

Many Tesla owners in China, which Musk has said is a market rife with potential, complain of an inadequate charging infrastructure.

'An ox is a castrated bull,' the energy drink giant wrote in a recent filing.

Hiroshima native Kenji Ekuan processed the tragic bombings into a creative fuel that resulted in a long and illustrious industrial design career.

As cars become more like computers, automakers are increasingly looking to plunder Silicon Valley's top engineers.

A whopping $1.4 billion worth of mergers and acquisitions took place in the space last year.

Guests will be welcomed to the property by three 'actroids' -- robots with an uncanny human likeness and an ability to engage in intelligent conversation.

The game will feature Perry's voice, likeness and personality, and is slated to launch before the end of the year.