“No,” the Facebook CEO told BuzzFeed News in response to a question about his political ambitions.
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Mark Zuckerberg Says He's Not Running For President
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Apple, Google, Uber, Tesla, And Others React To Trump's Refugee Ban
IBM, Palantir and Oracle did not respond to multiple requests for comment. Oracle CEO Safra Catz serves on a Trump administration advisory committee as do Palantir co-founder Peter Thiel and IBM CEO Ginni Rometty.
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Google's Eric Schmidt: Trump Administration Will Do "Evil Things"
The longtime CEO of the company that pledged not to “be evil” shared his unvarnished thoughts on the Trump administration with Google employees.
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Thousands Of Harvard Alumni Implore Jared Kushner For A Meeting
More than 2,000 of them signed an open letter asking to share their concerns with the Trump adviser.
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Sheryl Sandberg Explains Why Silicon Valley Won’t Confront Trump
“I think it’s early — I can’t sit on this stage and predict (and predict) what will happen."
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Even Good-Guy Student Loan Startups Still Favor the Rich
Student-loan refinancing is one of Silicon Valley's hottest new mini-sectors, with a fresh crop of startups leveraging buzzy marketing and proprietary algorithms in a race to reshape the loan. But despite the hype, only the top tier of graduates qualify. Can technology ever change that?
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These Photos Tell The Stories Of Tech Workers Affected By Trump’s Immigration Order
"Immediately after Trump was elected, my first thought was, 'Thank goodness my son looks white,' which is a terrible thought to have."
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This Trojan Horse App Sneaks Vital Info To Women In Iran
Under the guise of a simple period-tracking app, Hamdam, which launched in Iran this weekend, will feature information about taboo subjects like STDs, contraception, domestic violence, and marriage contracts.
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What Happens When Your Neighbor Is A Venture Capitalist
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"Silicon Valley" Finished Its Homework And Now It Gets To Have Some Fun
The creators are ready to take their learnings for a spin around Erlich Bachman’s living room.
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Mark Zuckerberg’s Makeover Is a Political Campaign Without the Politics
Mark Zuckerberg’s likability blitz isn’t a presidential campaign, it’s a focus group for his 1.8 billion constituents, and part of a high-stakes campaign to win your likes.
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Facebook’s New Camera Could Make It Even Harder To Tell What’s Real
“You can add a second coffee mug, so it looks like you’re not having breakfast alone.”
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Palantir Cofounder Says "Social Justice Warriors" Helped Create Trump
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