LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner talks with Recode's Kara Swisher and Kurt Wagner about the skills workers will need as technology continues to disrupt businesses in all industries. Weiner argues that the U.S. focuses too much on four-year college degrees and not enough on vocational training and certification.

Season 4 of StartUp continues with the story of a well-known entrepreneur who built a widely recognized business, lost it all, and is now starting over—from scratch.

We live in very interesting times, to say the least -- whether it's a shift in how technology is built and adopted today compared to the past; a changing international landscape with leapfrogging players; or an increased cyberattack surface as computing and networking touch everything.

Sam Altman is the President of YC Group, which oversees Y Combinator, the seed investment firm that has funded 1,500 startups with a combined value of $80 billion.

Julia Austin is the CTO of DigitalOcean and a Senior Lecturer at Harvard Business School of Entrepreneurial Management. Hear about her experiences scaling at rocket ship speed leading DigitalOcean's engineering and product teams.

Emily Chang sits down with Alibaba Group founder and Executive Chairman Jack Ma. This interview was conducted November 11, 2015.

This week, Travis and Stewart discuss Hillary Clinton's biggest e-mail mistakes. No, not those e-mails, but the thousands she sends to her supporters every day. Being fair-minded, we also talk about Donald Trump's messages to voters.

This week on Bloomberg Studio 1.0: Bloomberg Technology's Emily Chang sits down with former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer in Stanford, California. They discuss his move from the boardroom to the basketball court as the current owner of the Los Angeles Clippers.

I loved learning about the grind in getting CB Insights off the ground by @asanwal and the compelling line of questioning shown by @AndrewWarner - Anand talks about how he came up with the idea for the company, how he developed it, how it evolved, and how he grew it into this huge company that businesses like The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal depend on.

Ben and James discuss when acquisitions make sense, why Apple shouldn't buy Tesla, and debate whether they should or should not buy Netflix.