Business

Arista: Menlo startup with head (solidly) in the cloud

Arista Networks is a Menlo Park-based startup that aims to make the "cloud" a much friendlier place for impatient internet users tired of choppy, halting

by Chris Gulker
on February 28, 2010

Vitamin D for excellent (computer) vision

Celeste Baranski, CEO of startup Vitamin D, has an impressive Silicon Valley resumé. The Stanford EE grad has previously headed engineering at Palm and Handspring 

by Chris Gulker
on February 21, 2010

Going greener, thanks to Menlo entrepreneur

Entrepreneur Brett Battles presides over a virtual entity known as Castanea Labs from the comfort of the office in his West Menlo home. From there,

by Chris Gulker
on February 16, 2010

Menlo’s sweetest store: Sugar Shack

Given that she's the owner of the Sugar Shack, it's probably not surprising the Suzi Tinsley's kids like candy. More surprising is that there are

by Chris Gulker
on February 11, 2010

Tip of the blogger’s hat: Katy Dickinson takes a last look at the Sun campus

Katy Dickinson, a Sun Microsystems' employee for the past 25 years who found herself part of the "reduction in workforce" that occurred when the Oracle

by Linda Hubbard
on January 31, 2010

Through it all, Kepler’s endures

Kepler's Books is, simply put, a Menlo Park legend. "Our story is so public that there's little that's not known about either the store or

by Chris Gulker
on January 21, 2010

“Center’d” in downtown Menlo Park

Note: This is the first in our series on start up businesses in Menlo Park. If you're part of a start up - investor, executive

by Linda Hubbard
on January 15, 2010

Forecast 2010 – A Good Year for VC’s

A number of pundits are predicting that 2010 will be a good year for venture capital investors - many of whom are clustered in offices

by Scott Loftesness
on January 2, 2010