The billionaire venture capitalist said a lot of Steve Jobs' genius came from his ability to argue about everything.

What Happened: Speaking on the "A16z Podcast," Andreessen described the late Apple Inc. co-founder as someone who would argue ...

Marc Andreesen called for massive investment in "alien dreadnought" factories, a term Elon Musk has repeatedly used in ...

Marc Andreessen has been courting fame since the 1990s with his launch of the Netscape browser. That made him a multimillionaire by his 25th birthday and landed him on the cover of Time magazine ...

Marc Andreessen first became known for co-creating Mosaic, the very first web browser, then for co-founding Netscape, and for being the "A" part of A16Z--a.k.a. venture capitalist firm Andreessen ...

Netscape Employees Made Millions Working for Marc Andreessen. Was It Worth It? Frat parties, office pranks, and the opportunity to build a once-in-a-lifetime browser drew them to the company.

Venture capitalist Marc Andreessen told Stanford business students a decade ago that CEOs who "hunt for a magic answer" in a crisis almost always lose, echoing co-founder Ben Horowitz's blunt ...

The chat’s chief ringleader is Marc Andreessen, the erstwhile Netscape founder and present-day lord of venture capital, who, as Smith notes, has been instrumental in Silicon Valley’s fulsome ...

Steve Jobs was "one of the most disagreeable people in the history of humankind," Marc Andreessen said. But he added this was part of why Jobs was a "genius" because he took nothing for granted ...