ConsumerWatch: LinkedIn, Tech Firms Post Hundreds Of Job Openings
As California rebounds from the economic downturn, Silicon Valley's tech industry is booming. Companies such as LinkedIn are posting hundreds of new jobs.
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As California rebounds from the economic downturn, Silicon Valley's tech industry is booming. Companies such as LinkedIn are posting hundreds of new jobs.
One of Silicon Valley's dirty secrets is coming back to haunt Google with toxic vapors.
A federal judge is blocking Apple from conducting a shareholder vote on a package of governance proposals, handing a victory to a rebel investor who is trying to persuade the company to share more of its cash with its investors.
Hundreds of high-paying jobs with excellent benefits are up for grabs in the Bay Area, if you know where to look. ConsumerWatch has identified several firms seeking qualified career-seekers.
California tourism officials are already upbeat about the number of visitors who head for the Golden State. As it stands, California has the world's tenth largest travel economy.
Genentech expects to fill nearly 600 new positions this year, many at their South San Francisco headquarters. The Bay Area biotech giant consistently lands on Fortune Magazine's list of top companies to work for.
Slumping personal computer maker Hewlett-Packard has shown signs of progress in its latest quarter, even though its earnings dropped 16 percent.
Dozens of San Francisco restaurants accused of overcharging customers to cover employees' health care have less than two months left to clear their names or face prosecution.
Residents of lower Nob Hill, frustrated with the raucous bar scene that has cropped up near Polk Street, have been pushing San Francisco officials for a moratorium on bars in the neighborhood.
California should receive at least $20.6 billion from a settlement with the nation's major mortgage lenders, the largest share of any state and about $2 billion more than expected when the agreement to assist homeowners was announced last year, according to a report released Thursday.
Grocery store operator Safeway's net income jumped 13 percent in the fourth quarter helped by higher gift and prepaid card revenue and a legal settlement.
A new Field Poll finds that Jerry Brown is enjoying his highest job-performance ratings since returning to the governor's office two years ago.
Sony has unveiled its next-generation gaming system, simply called the PlayStation 4 at an event in New York. So the question is: how does it differ from its previous version?
Looking to replace aging infrastructure, Pacific Gas & Electric Co. is set to hire 5,500 employees. The utility said they are especially interested in women and veterans to fill those jobs.
Kink.com, the San Francisco-based pornography production house based out of the old Armory Building, is facing allegations from former models that they have been denied worker's compensation and have offered hush money in exchange for keeping quiet about injuries, according to a report in SF Weekly.