Mark Zuckerberg

By Matt Egan He may be leading a soon-to-be-public company that employs more than 3,000 people and is valued at $100 billion, but Mark Zuckerberg isn't your father's CEO. Through his management style and decision making -- especially the decision to leave the board out of a recent $1 billion purchase -- ...

Tom Vitale decided to make a change this summer. He hung up the suit and tie that he's worn to work for two decades, and opted instead for a breezier ensemble: khakis and a sportcoat. At his New York law firm, Mayer Brown, Vitale is a belated arrival on the bandwagon. ...

Everything old is new again -- at least that's the way it appears within the tech industry in their bid to attract the best and brightest. A mere 11 years after the 1990s tech bubble burst, Silicon Valley companies are once again wooing workers with quirky perks, including an in-office tree house that ...

In his first official, non-fundraising visit to California's Silicone Valley, President Obama met with some of America's top tech leaders -- including Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, Apple's Steve Jobs and Google CEO Eric Schmidt -- mostly to discuss employment, American innovation and education. Jobs took a break ...

Mark Zuckerberg, Time magazine's Person of the Year, might be very much like you. Once you realize those attitudes, values, and behaviors you have in common, you might decide to also take the road less traveled -- which could lead to unusual accomplishment. Let's look at some of them. For instance, are you: ...

Scary smart means having those extra IQ points that always made you stand out as freaky bright, whether you wanted the attention or not. Well, now you want the attention since that's the quality in demand. The term scary smart has been coined by Rich Karlgaard of Forbes magazine. Karlgaard notes that this "new ...