Apple Announces Record 1st Day Pre-Orders For New iPhone
First-day pre-orders of Apple's iPhone 4S have topped 1 million, breaking the record set by last year's model.
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First-day pre-orders of Apple's iPhone 4S have topped 1 million, breaking the record set by last year's model.
Oracle Corp. and Oracle America Inc. have agreed to pay the General Services Administration $199.5 million plus interest for failing to meet their contractual obligations, the United States Department of Justice announced last week.
Six state bills on gas pipeline safety written in response to a deadly Sept. 9, 2010 explosion in San Bruno were signed into law Friday.
An Energy Department adviser and former fundraiser for President Barack Obama pushed for Solyndra to receive a half-billion federal loan, despite pledging to recuse himself because his wife's law firm represented the company.
A federal judge has ruled that Taco Bell violated federal and California laws protecting the disabled from discrimination.
Just in time for San Francisco's Fleet Week celebrations, more than 250 members of the military attended the first ever job fair hosted by the nation's largest nonprofit organization for veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The new San Francisco 49ers' stadium project in Santa Clara appears to be off and running - much like a no-huddle offense - with the first shovels expected to hit the dirt in just a few months.
President Obama made his staunchest defense yet of the failed half-billion dollar federal loan to now-bankrupt Solyndra at a Thursday news conference.
As people gathered at the Apple Store on Stockton Street in San Francisco to mourn Steve Jobs on Thursday, the feeling was more than mourning for an executive or even an inventor. It was something closer to awe for a wizard.
Steve Wozniak, who started Apple in a Silicon Valley garage with Steve Jobs in 1976, told CBS 5 that he would miss his fellow co-founder and long-time friend.
In a rare 2003 "60 Minutes" interview with CBS News, Apple Inc. co-founder Steve Jobs - who transformed the worlds of personal computing, music and mobile phones - offered some insights into his business philosphy and personal motivation.
In a brief statement the company said Jobs died Wednesday. He had been battling pancreatic cancer.
Apple Inc. and the family of Steve Jobs were not saying what caused the death of the company's founder. However, medical experts said that the liver transplant he had two years ago was probably a sign that his cancer had returned.
t's well known that the secret to Apple Inc.'s meteoric success in the world of consumer technology was the vision, leadership and creativity of Steve Jobs. What's less talked about is what drove Jobs, who died Wednesday at 56.
From his earliest days with Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, Steve Jobs was a half step ahead of the rest of us.
