Apple CEO Steve Jobs Pitches New Campus In Cupertino
Steve Jobs' second public appearance this week did not involve a new Apple device. Instead, the ailing Apple CEO wowed the city council as he unveiled plans for a new campus in Cupertino.
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Steve Jobs' second public appearance this week did not involve a new Apple device. Instead, the ailing Apple CEO wowed the city council as he unveiled plans for a new campus in Cupertino.
Blue Shield of California promised Tuesday to cap its profit margin and give any extra money directly to policyholders.
One of the largest healthcare safety nets for the poor in the East Bay is teetering on financial collapse.
The Palo Alto City Council unanimously offered its support for the proposal Monday night, after hearing and considering the issue in various stages for the past few years.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs received standing ovation as he appeared at a conference to announce a new service called iCloud.
Unseasonably wet weather did not keep Napa Valley winemakers and their patrons from pouring another $7.3 million into local charities during one of the nation's biggest single charity events.
San Francisco's Mayor has signed a tax break for start ups to go public into law and now one tech company is taking him up on his offer.
Apple is set to debut its iCloud service Monday at the company's annual Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco.
It appears very likely that the price of parking at downtown San Jose garages is headed higher.
San Jose and the San Jose Police Officers' Association have reached a tentative agreement on concessions that will save the jobs of more than 150 officers.
Mayor Ed Lee is expected to sign legislation on Friday that would give companies such as Zynga and Yelp a partial tax exclusion on stock options.
California lawmakers on Thursday rejected an Internet privacy bill for a second time after heavy lobbying from Facebook, Twitter and other social networking sites that objected to more state regulation.
Democrats in the California Assembly on Thursday narrowly approved giving state regulators the power to reject rate hikes proposed by health insurers, voting after Republican lawmakers walked out of the chamber in protest.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg said emails and a signed document that form the basis of a New York man's lawsuit claiming part ownership of the social networking phenomenon are fakes.
