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Tesla pays back $465m DOE loan, Musk says 'I hope we did you proud'

We're willing to bet there are bottles of champagne popping all the way from Washington, DC to Palo Alto, CA today with the announcement that Tesla Motors has, as suspected, paid off the entirety of its $465-million Department of Energy loan.

Big 12: What Could Have Been in the NCAA Softball Tournament

I know we all kind of kick softball to the back burner when it comes to other sports, but it's important to note how dominant one conference has been in the NCAA tournament.

How A Car Crash Changed Vishal Sikka And The Direction Of SAP

It’s a rare fall rainy day in Palo Alto and SAP Executive Board Member Dr.

Vishal Sikka is as sick as a dog. It’s less than a week until SAP Sapphire in Madrid and the community around him are like a worrying family.

Norway's Crown Prince And Princess Talk Startups And Try Out The Oculus Rift

Norway's Crown Prince Haakon and his wife Princess Mette-Marit were in Silicon Valley this week, and I asked them about their hopes to bring more startups and innovation to their home country.

Highland Capital, Andreessen Horowitz & Others Put $1.8M Into Aviate, An Intelligent Homescreen For Android

Facebook is not the only company to invest in development of products that take better advantage of the Android homescreen. South Korean messaging app KakaoTalk also recently announced its intentions to release a rival Android launcher.

Take a Peek.com at 'Perfect Day' Vacations

Sites like Expedia, Hotels.com, and Kayak have drastically changed how we plan and pay for trips. These days we can avoid long waits in line, on hold and get the exact flight or room we want with a mouse click or two.

Twitter Acquires Palo Alto-Based Scalable Computing Startup Ubalo

It's only been a few weeks since the folks behind music charting app We Are Hunted confirmed that it was acquired by Twitter, and it seems that Twitter isn't done snapping up startups just yet.

May 9 News: Tesla Motors Turns Profit, Sells More Chargeable Vehicles In Q1 Than Any Other Automaker

Tesla Motors sold more electric cars than any other automaker, turning its first profit in 10 years. [LA Times] The Palo Alto automaker on Wednesday reported net income of $11,2 million, or 12 cents a share, in the three month period that ended March 31.

Skydog Lets You Remotely Monitor Your Kids' Internet and Facebook Use

If you're looking for some serious control over your family's Wi-Fi use and home network, a Palo-Alto, Calif., company has developed a new cloud-based solution.

Quantum Computing Company D-Wave Adds Two Silicon Valley Vets To Its C-Suite

Canadian-based quantum computing company D-Wave announced today that it's embarking on the formal beginning of its business in the United States.