Yahoo To Buy Online Advertiser Interclick For $270 Million
Internet company Yahoo Inc. has agreed to buy online advertising network Interclick Inc. for $270 million in cash.
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Internet company Yahoo Inc. has agreed to buy online advertising network Interclick Inc. for $270 million in cash.
California voters and the Obama administration have committed nearly $13 billion to the state's high-speed rail project, but the ambitious plan to link California's biggest cities by rail faces increasing questions about whether it will ever become reality.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said if he had it all to do over, he would have stayed in Boston.
YouTube is making a bold step into original programming in an entertainment venture with some 100 content creators, from Madonna to The Wall Street Journal...
The White House has ordered a review of loan guarantees made by the Energy Department after the Fremont solar power company that got a half-billion-dollar federal loan went bankrupt.
Chevron Corp.'s quarterly profit more than doubled as a jump in oil prices made up for declining production.
A federal judge on Thursday struck down most of a San Francisco ordinance that requires retailers to warn customers about cellphone radiation and its health effects.
Video game maker Electronic Arts Inc. said Thursday that its second-quarter loss expanded from a year ago due to higher costs, even as revenue grew.
Hewlett-Packard Co. said Thursday that it has decided against spinning off or selling its Personal Systems Group unit.
Lawyers for women employees of Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. announced the filing of a revised discrimination lawsuit in federal court in San Francisco Thursday on behalf of an estimated 95,000 women workers in California.
Making our electricity grid smarter was the subject of a meeting at San Jose City Hall Wednesday. Experts say the Bay Area is poised to take the lead when it comes to smart grid technologies.
Boeing's new 787 Dreamliner has begun regular flights and San Francisco International Airport officials said they hope to have one land in the Bay Area as early as next year.
Teleconferencing company Polycom is moving its headquarters back to San Jose, which could eventually bring up to 700 jobs to the city.
Google is dealing with more government demands to turn over information about its users as more people immerse themselves online.
More than 400 people gathered in San Francisco Monday for an all-day technology conference designed to teach the art of embracing failure.
