AT&T To Propose Fewer Boxes In SF Network Upgrade
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has twice delayed a vote on the company's plan, and after the second continuance last month, AT&T said it will propose a scaled-back version of the proposal.
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The San Francisco Board of Supervisors has twice delayed a vote on the company's plan, and after the second continuance last month, AT&T said it will propose a scaled-back version of the proposal.
A former stockroom worker for Abercrombie & Fitch Co. is suing the clothing retailer in federal court, saying she was illegally fired after refusing to remove her Muslim headscarf.
Santa Clara County supervisors have passed a bill that aims to stop electronic waste such as computers from being shipped overseas for recycling.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. has revealed that its employees dispute key information the company gave federal investigators about past problems on the gas line that ruptured.
Google has confirmed that federal regulators have begun a formal antitrust investigation into the company's business practices.
Indicating that they know the way to San Jose, BART directors have unanimously approved a $299 million contract for the completion of the long-awaited Warm Springs extension in the southern part of Fremont.
The survey results were based on the responses of 432 CEOs and top executives across the Bay Area.
Dozens of small business owners flocked to San Jose city hall Thursday to learn how to grow their businesses using social media.
Oracle said its net income rose 36 percent as new sales of business software were at the high end of its expectations. However, the company said revenue from computer servers dropped. Its stock fell.
A published report said federal regulators were preparing to issue subpoenas to Google and other companies as authorities gather information for a broad antitrust probe into the Internet search leader's business practices.
Yahoo Chairman Roy Bostock said he is pleased with the internet company's turnaround progress and the performance of CEO Carol Bartz.
The Harvard University classmates of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg are ending the legal battle made famous by the Hollywood movie "The Social Network."
The American Automobile Association has announced plans to deploy electric vehicle mobile charging units in its roadside assistance operations, with California service beginning as early as August.
Anthem Blue Cross has agreed to settle a lawsuit that accused the health insurer of manipulating policies and forcing California patients into higher deductible policies with fewer benefits.
Despite a 3-year-old law, infections that happen during surgery are still not reported by California's hospitals. Now a lawsuit threatens to stall the whole process.
