Update: San Francisco voters approved Proposition Q on Nov. 8, with 52.8% supporting the measure. Billionaire venture capitalist Michael Moritz and two other wealthy Bay Area investors have thrown ...
Michael Moritz has put millions and millions of dollars into San Francisco politics in the least several years. But, he stresses, it's just a small percentage what he's donated to charitable causes.
Billionaire Michael Moritz, chairman of Silicon Valley venture capital firm Sequoia Capital, and his wife have committed $50 million to support low-income students at the University of Chicago and ...
Michael Moritz joined Sequoia Capital in 1986 after working as a reporter for Time, writing the 1984 book The Little Kingdom: the Private Story of Apple Computer, and co-authoring "Going for Broke: ...
A social media spat between billionaire tech investors is raising questions about the journalistic independence of three-year-old news outfit SF Standard, after a reporter representing the outlet ...
CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Since 1994, Ohio State University has pulled millions of dollars out of endowments -- up to 1.3 percent of all gifts -- to woo more donors, for more money. The 1.3-percent fee is ...
Isn’t venture capital supposed to be at the cutting edge? Aren’t venture capitalists the people who are helping entrepreneurs innovate, helping them create jobs, and in general bringing us the ...
Michael Moritz, the chairman of Silicon Valley VC firm Sequoia Capital, has a warning for Silicon Valley. "There are a whole bunch of crazy little companies that will disappear. There are a ...
Michael Moritz is legendary for many of the investments he has led throughout his long career with the venture firm Sequoia Capital. Among his biggest hits: PayPal, Zappos and Google. Moritz stepped ...
SAN FRANCISCO — Michael Moritz is taking heat for controversial remarks he made about why one of Silicon Valley's most famous venture capital firms has no female investing partners. When asked by ...
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