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Serena Williams is joining the SurveyMonkey board

by Kara Swisher

HPE’s Meg Whitman will exit as the online survey company’s director, as Intuit CEO Brad Smith is also added.

Alphabet could bring home $47 billion in cash if Trump passes his tax plan

by Tess Townsend

Added to its domestic cash, it would have $81 billion to spend on acquisitions.

Tech companies should take a page from the MLB playbook and create ‘farm teams’ to close the talent deficit

by Tarlin Ray

Companies like LinkedIn, Intuit, Adobe and GE are experimenting with tech apprenticeship programs filled with diverse bootcamp grads.

We all thought having more data was better. We were wrong.

by Bob O'Donnell

“Little data” is not exactly a sexy, attention-grabbing topic. But is more and bigger data really better?

Here's how Google’s rival to Microsoft Office, G Suite, came together

by Tess Townsend

Google’s answer to Microsoft Office has a long way to catch up to its massive competitor. Here’s a look at where G Suite came from.

Slack is adding Square CFO Sarah Friar as its first independent board member

by Kara Swisher

The business communications company aimed to have a woman as its first outside director.

It’s not just Google — Snap has a $1 billion cloud services deal with Amazon, too

by Kurt Wagner

Snap disclosed the deal in a revised version of its S-1 made public Thursday.

This is Slack’s new plan for big corporate clients

by Dan Frommer

It’s a big Slack made up of a bunch of little Slacks.

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Slack platform product head Jason Shellen is out

by Kara Swisher

He came to the high-profile collaboration startup from Google and Pinterest.

Where we choose to work is a big deal, office designers Yves Behar and Ryan Mullenix say

by Eric Johnson

“Stress is a lack of control, in its simplest definition. We want to keep stress in these work environments down.”

Dropbox is all in on collaborative work, COO Dennis Woodside says

by Eric Johnson

Woodside spoke with Recode’s Dan Frommer at Code Enterprise.

You probably don’t know what Twilio does. CEO Jeff Lawson is cool with that.

by Ina Fried and Eric Johnson

Lawson spoke with Recode’s Ina Fried at Code Enterprise.

Salesforce cloud marketing veteran Brian Goldfarb is joining Splunk

by Ina Fried

The fast-growing enterprise company also named a new product chief.

This is Jamboard, Google’s new 4K digital whiteboard

by Dan Frommer

It’ll go on sale next year to Google apps customers for “under $6,000.”

Why Microsoft stock just hit an all-time high

by Dan Frommer

Investors seem to think Satya Nadella’s transformation is working.

Macs are cheaper for businesses, and even IBM says so

by Ina Fried

Big Blue says it saves hundreds per year when employees choose a Mac.

Zenefits is trying to move past controversy with the launch of its new HR platform

by Kara Swisher

CEO David Sacks hopes to get past the enterprise company‘s licensing debacle with its new offering, Z2.

VMware is turning to rival Amazon AWS to power its new cloud service

by Ina Fried

It’s the latest coup for Amazon’s $10 billion AWS business.

I’m done pretending that Silicon Valley tech is visionary

by Marco Marandiz

We’re smart enough to solve real problems, but we don’t.

Facebook’s Slack competitor, Workplace, is finally here

by Kurt Wagner

The service formerly know as Facebook at Work has arrived.

Code Enterprise: It’s the end of your work as you know it

by Kara Swisher and Johana Bhuiyan

And that might not feel fine.

Full transcript: Quip CEO Bret Taylor on Recode Decode

by Eric Johnson

“Even if your decision was good before, it's not just your decision. You have to bring everyone along with you.”

Full transcript: Atlassian co-CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes on Recode Decode

by Eric Johnson

“It's what you see in a lot of the great Australian tech companies ... It was either become profitable and grow, or die.”

Google’s enterprise boss explains why it spent $625 million to help non-tech companies make apps

by Mark Bergen

Why Diane Greene went for Apigee.

Google drops $625 million on Apigee to chase Amazon and Microsoft in the enterprise

by Mark Bergen

The deal for the recently public company comes at a 6.5 percent premium.

Twilio went public. Now it’s going after meatier corporate deals.

by Mark Bergen

The cloud company has a new plan to lure developers at bigger businesses.

Companies die when they’re afraid to fail, Quip CEO Bret Taylor says

by Eric Johnson

Taylor also discusses being a Twitter board member and why Silicon Valley struggles with diversity on the latest Recode Decode.

The newest Recode conference, Code Enterprise, is all about the changing rules of work

by Mark Bergen and Johana Bhuiyan

Our first line of speakers include Slack’s April Underwood and Noah Weiss, Twilio’s Jeff Lawson and Google’s Diane Greene

Automating some jobs can help America tackle its productivity crisis

by Dave Wright

We’re still stuck in our old way of doing work — and it’s costing us billions.

Cisco is laying off 5,500 employees

by Dan Frommer

It will still have almost 70,000.

Atlassian co-CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes: Australian tech companies should build bridges to Silicon Valley

by Eric Johnson

“We’re not going to beat them. We’re going to build a way to cooperate with them and get the best of both worlds.”

‘Scale slower’ and other lessons from 20 years in startups

by Jeff Haynie

Also: “Burn less.” “Monetize early.” And “you can’t improve what you don’t measure.”

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