Cover Stories
If All Else Fails
It should have been a sure thing.
After all, Scale Eight, a Silicon Valley-based provider of scaleable storage software technologies, certainly had the resume. During its four-year run, the company raised more than $60 million in venture capital; had more than 200 employees; had offices in San Francisco, New York, Virginia, Tokyo and London; had contracts with multibillion-dollar companies like Microsoft, Viacom, and Fujitsu; and had Red Herring magazine name it one of the “50 privately-held companies most likely to change the world.”
But 10 years later, Scale Eight is a shoulda, coulda, woulda.
Roundtable
Banking Roundtable»
Get ready to deposit some good news in your mental checking account. Utah Valley banks and credit unions are very much “open for business” when it comes to business and personal lending. In fact, with low interest rates and declining fees, today’s economic environment is compounding the opportunities for entrepreneurs.
The Office
Think Outside of the Box»
Working the standard nine to five usually comes with the same standard cubicle. And why wouldn’t it — it is, after all, the workplace of the 21st century.
Building Wealth
Invest now … or wait?»
Earlier this year, I predicted that once we got to a point that President Obama could speak on television — and the market would go sideways or up — it would be a sign the market may have hit the bottom.
