Wells Fargo Income Soars In 1st Quarter
WellsFargo's first-quarter income jumped 51 percent as more people opened accounts with the bank and business customers took out loans. New mortgages fell.
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WellsFargo's first-quarter income jumped 51 percent as more people opened accounts with the bank and business customers took out loans. New mortgages fell.
Walmart has been given the green light for a major expansion in Milpitas, where the decision represents a reversal for the city council.
Leaders of San Francisco Muni's transit operators' union on Tuesday defended their right to strike if labor negotiations break down with the agency.
Bay Area car dealerships that sell Japanese-made vehicles are preparing for the likelihood of a delay in new car deliveries in the coming months.
After the deadly explosion in San Bruno on Sept. 9, state regulators ordered Pacific Gas & Electric Co. to produce records for its pipelines through urban areas or test them - the agency said Tuesday that some of that work will begin in May.
McDonald's kicked off its first-ever National Hiring Day, planning to hire 50,000 new workers nationwide, including about 2,000 in Northern California.
Intel's earnings rose 29 percent as strong spending by businesses on new computers helped the company overcome a serious product design error and fallout from the deadly earthquake and tsunami inJapan. An extra week in the quarter also helped.
Yahoo first-quarter earnings turned out better than analysts expected as online display advertising sales picked up.
Apple is facing a lawsuit from aPennsylvania man whose 9-year-old daughter racked up $200 buying "Zombie Toxin" and other game items on an iPod.
Seagate is buying the hard disk drive business of Samsung in a $1.38 billion deal that gives the South Korean electronics manufacturer a nearly 10 percent stake in Seagate.
The union representing San Francisco's bus drivers and train operators is threatening to strike, even though their existing contract prohibits it.
An Alabama-based law firm has withdrawn its class-action lawsuit that sought to force Taco Bell to stop calling the meat it serves "beef."
Singles website Match.com said Sunday that it will begin screening its users against the national sex offender registry.
Officials at Pacific Gas & Electric say the utility on Monday provided records and other information as part of its response to a state Public Utilities Commission investigation into last year's deadly San Bruno gas pipeline explosion.
Yahoo plans to extend the amount of time it retains user search records to 18 months from 90 days. The company said it will consider keeping other types of information about its users for longer durations, too.
