Full Coverage: Women in the Tech Industry

She didn’t expect the trial to become a media circus.

A San Francisco County Superior Court jury has spoken in a case that riveted Silicon Valley, but that doesn’t mean all’s over.

SAN FRANCISCO — A civil jury on Friday returned a verdict in the high-profile Ellen Pao gender discrimination case, finding that powerful venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers did not discriminate against her because of her gender and did not retaliate when she protested her treatment.

With salacious details of workplace trysts and alleged discrimination and the potentially high financial stakes involved, the trial of venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers has captured the imagination of Silicon Valley.

She was a junior partner at one of Silicon Valley’s most powerful venture capital firms.

Ellen Pao’s heated gender discrimination trial against prestigious venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers is drawing to a close, with each side taking final swipes Tuesday.

The balance of power between Wall Street and Silicon Valley shifted another degree westward.

In a setback for venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, the San Francisco County Superior Court judge hearing a lawsuit against the Silicon Valley company denied a motion that would have thrown out former executive Ellen Pao’s claim for punitive damages in her high-profile gender discrimination lawsuit.

A former Facebook employee has filed a discrimination lawsuit against the social media giant, alleging that the company treated her differently because of her gender and race.

One of the most powerful women in venture capital and a well-respected tech investor says she never saw or experienced gender discrimination at the firm at the center of a $16 million gender bias lawsuit.

The trial of a $16 million gender bias lawsuit against one of Silicon Valley’s most prestigious venture capital firms had the potential for a dramatic showdown last week when plaintiff Ellen Pao took the witness stand.

A woman behind a high-profile sexual discrimination lawsuit against one of Silicon Valley’s most prestigious venture capital firms testified Monday that female employees were treated disrespectfully — and some were not even invited — when the company held a series of events.

A sex discrimination trial against one of Silicon Valley’s most prestigious venture capital firms is providing a rare peek into the elite investment companies vying to fund the next Google and Amazon.

Ana Redmond launched into a technology career for an exciting challenge and a chance to change the world.

In 2008, hostile work environments were driving women from the tech industry at a startlingly high rate, a study by the Center for Talent Innovation found.

A legendary billionaire investor defended his Silicon Valley venture capital firm Tuesday while testifying in a high-profile sex discrimination lawsuit that has accused the firm of being an all-boys club where women were denied chances to advance and treated as second-class citizens.

Many people wrote in to discuss the Los Angeles Times article about women leaving the tech industry in droves.

Recent displays of sexism are unsettling for many in Silicon Valley, which prides itself on being a meritocracy where anyone with ambition and a good idea can succeed.