Barb Darrow

Barb Darrow

Barb Darrow was a senior writer at Fortune from 2015 to 2017.

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Microsoft Scott Guthrie flanked by Xamarin’s Nat Friedman (l.) and Miguel de Icaza.

Microsoft Parlays Xamarin to Prove it Supports Apple and Android Devices

Bank Of America Cancels Plan To Charge Five Dollar Fee For Debit Card Use

Bank of America Joins Fight Against North Carolina Bathroom Law

Todd Mostak, the CEO of MapD.

Database Startup Snags $10 Million to Speed Analytics

Charlotte, N.C.

Attorney General Calls His State’s Transgender Bathroom Law an ‘Embarrassment’

Nest co-founder and former CEO Tony Fadell at Fortune’s Brainstorm Green event.

Google’s Moonshot Projects Are Turning into a Massive Pain

Floating Palms On Fort Point Channel

Will General Electric’s Boston Rent Be Too Damn Low?

Lawmakers Trying To Avert Fiscal Cliff To Prevent Short-Term Shock To The Economy

Another Company Succumbs to Phishing Attack

Charlotte, N.C.

IBM Takes Stand Against Controversial North Carolina Law

Google Senior Vice President Diane Greene

Oracle and Google Write a Tale of Two Clouds

Alan Warren, who oversaw Google Docs and Google Drive, is headed to Oscar Health.

Google Swears its Cloud is Ready for Prime Time

FinancialForce CEO Tod Nielsen

Salesforce’s Top Platform Exec Heads for the Exit

Jim Whitehurst, CEO of Red Hat

Red Hat Is Now a $2 Billion Open-Source Baby

Diane Greene, senior vice president of Google Enterprise.

Google Plans to Boost Its Cloud Game

Milwaukee Cityscapes And City Views

Do Banks Need a Financial Cloud of Their Own?

GoDaddy CEO Blake Irving takes "selfie" photo with a customer before they ring the opening bell to celebrate his web hosting company GoDaddy's IPO on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange

GoDaddy, the Power Behind a Zillion Websites, Launches Amazon-Style Cloud