(Bloomberg) — Venture capitalist Ron Conway is leaving the board of Salesforce Inc.’s philanthropic foundation after blasting Chief Executive Officer Marc Benioff for calling on President Donald Trump ...

Ron Conway, the founder of venture firm SV Angel, known for its early investments into Google, Airbnb, and Meta, has resigned from Salesforce Foundation, the New York Times reported. The resignation ...

Tech billionaire Marc Benioff is facing pushback over his support for President Donald Trump's effort to deploy National Guard troops to San Francisco. Ron Conway, a longtime Democratic donor and a ...

Dreamforce 2025 concluded in San Francisco, drawing over 50,000 attendees and highlighting Salesforce’s new AI tools. CEO Marc Benioff faced backlash after saying he supported allowing President Trump ...

Marc Benioff apologized for saying Donald Trump should call the National Guard into San Francisco. He said his earlier remarks were made "from an abundance of caution" for safety at the Dreamforce ...

Silicon Valley venture capitalist Ron Conway today resigned from the board of the Salesforce Foundation following comments made by the company’s chief executive, Marc Benioff, urging President Trump ...

Comedians Kumail Nanjiani and Ilana Glazer dropped out of performing at Salesforce's annual tech conference this week after the company's chief executive Marc Benioff made controversial remarks that ...

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The city’s heavy political artillery — including big-bucks tech investor Ron Conway and the San Francisco Police Officers Association — are lining up their cannons to shoot a big hole in former ...