Articles by Dice Staff
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In Austin, Everyone (Except Dell) Seems to Be Hiring
What’s New This Quarter Quarter 4 of 2013 was a vibrant one in Austin, beginning as Dell finally completed its $24.9 billion shareholder buyout. The newly private company is now setting out to cu… -
Revealing Numbers on Tech’s Racial Diversity
It’s an increasingly accepted notion that diversity leads to innovation and better products, since different types of people bring different points of view to the table. That’s one reason it’s im… -
How Facebook Ships Code Twice a Day
If you think of open source and don’t think of Facebook, you probably should. The social network has quietly been enhancing open source technologies, including PHP and Mercurial source control. “… -
In Sillicon Valley, New Millionaires and Big Projects
What's New This Quarter Twitter’s successful IPO yielded big numbers: $1.82 billion in cash, 1,600 new millionaires and a $479 million tax windfall for the state of California. Chief Executive Di… -
In Seattle, Demand for Tech Workers is Insatiable
What's New This Quarter Here's an amazing stat: Amazon recently hired 12,800 employees bringing its headcount up to 109,800, compared with 81,400 a year ago. That means the company employs more p… -
Met Life Leads Raleigh’s Tech Hiring Surge
What's New This Quarter Of the 500 fastest-growing technology, media, telecommunications, life sciences and clean tech companies in North America, according to Deloitte’s 2013 Technology Fast 500… -
Tech Trends for the Year Ahead
Dice News Managing Editor Mark Feffer and Associate Editor Dawn Kawamoto look at this year’s most promising tech trends, and how they’ll lead to jobs. -
Security Mergers Indicate Solid Job Prospects
Recently, we ran a story about the number of VCs putting cash into security startups. That turns out to be the tip of the security spear. The past month has seen several acquisitions of note as w… -
Juniper Networks Under Pressure to Cut Salaries
Juniper Networks’ generosity to employees hasn’t gone over well with activist investor Elliot Management. The hedge fund is pressing for a better a deal for investors, in part at the expense of i… -
Oracle Sued Over Discriminatory Practices
A former Oracle sales manager is suing the company, alleging he was fired for complaining about orders to pay an Indian worker less than a U.S. employee in the same position. Ian Spandow, who was…