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An interesting retail venture helped jump start Ian Reisner’s real estate development career.
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23andMe’s Anne Wojcicki recounts the best and worst career advice she’s ever received, some of which came from the Google founder himself.
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Growing up on the Stanford campus, 23andMe co-founder Anne Wojcicki saw her heroes as people from the neighborhood.
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Besides being the co-founder of 23andMe, Anne Wojcicki is also Sergey Brin’s wife. Here’s what she learned from the once little-known startup.
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For the founder of Google, genetic testing uncovered a serious risk factor. His wife Anne Wojcicki, the co-founder of 23andMe, describes what happened.
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23andMe could soon be poised to anntounce new discoveries that could benefit the community, says co-founder Anne Wojcicki.
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People should have access to anything that is fundamentally theirs, says Anne Wojcicki, co-founder of 23andMe.
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Anne Wojcicki and Linda Avey joined forces to establish the genetic testing company 23andMe. Was it a good move?
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A conversation with the Co-founder and President of 23andMe.
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Diane Morgan, Director of Career services at London Business School tells how in this economic downturn now more than ever you need to be on the top of the pile. […]
Last year Bill Maher released a movie ridiculing religious beliefs, including those of creationists. But he's now ranting against vaccination (Orac's blog is all over it), saying the same thing […]
In a vindication of sorts for Stalin’s victims – as many as 20 million – a Moscow district court last week ruled against the dictator’s grandson, who sued a Russian […]
A burka is visible from 20,000 feet. So is an AK-47. That is not insignificant, as the debate rages on over whether to send more troops to Afghanistan. One alternative […]
Illegal pet turtles spike blamed for salmonella outbreak last year.
Bottlenose dolphins have been caught on film playing soccer with jellyfish.
Clinton and other US envoys will lead America’s long awaited Sudan policy. But where’s Obama?
Online Forums at the Guggenheim billed as ‘innovative’ may be a bad idea in retrospect.
Research finds that only a few specific ‘friendly bacteria’ actually aid the immune system.
Would you hang cancer on your walls?
Democrats must work to wake up young voters, says E.J Dionne Jr.