Bay Area Expert Expects Big Numbers For Cyber Monday
This follows the big numbers that were seen in stores on Black Friday, up 7 percent from last year.
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This follows the big numbers that were seen in stores on Black Friday, up 7 percent from last year.
A long-time Bay Area based supermarket will shut its doors for good at their Telegraph Avenue location.
State Senator Loni Hancock defends legislation she pushed for online retailers to start collecting sales tax in California starting in 2012.
After shoppers competed for discounts largely in major chain stores on Black Friday, several Bay Area cities are encouraging shoppers to take part in "Small Business Saturday".
Lucky Supermarkets has issued a warning to consumers after someone tampered with credit and debit card readers at several Bay Area Stores.
Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs' $4.6 billion worth of shares in The Walt Disney Co. are now in a trust run by his wife, Laurene Powell Jobs.
Some Oakland business owners financially affected by recent Occupy protests are taking part in a pilot project designed to get shoppers back in their stores.
It looks as if Microsoft wants a seat at the negotiating table if Yahoo decides to sell part or all of its business.
The Tesla Motors plant sits ready and waiting for new workers to fill its assembly lines, thanks to a nearly have a billion dollar loan from the U.S. Department of Energy. The car maker said Tuesday that it planned to hire about 400 people.
Whether the employees like it or not, stores will still be open and a slew of sales are rolling out for Black Friday. How can you be sure you're getting the lowest price?
A group of California lawmakers spent last week at a luxury hotel, all expenses paid, while attending an issues conference during a politically tumultuous week in California.
Recycling has reached a milestone in San Francisco with the amount of food scraps collected through an urban compost program reaching one million tons.
Netflix shares on Tuesday plunged to their lowest point in more than 20 months.
The Fremont solar panel manufacturer that received a half-billion dollar loan from the federal government has been unable to attract much interest from potential buyers to take over its operations.
Mineta San Jose International, which just last week was named the loneliest airport for Thanksgiving travel, is pulling out all the stops to attract more flights and passengers.
