Google Invests $168M In Solar Energy Project
Google is investing $168 million in an alternative power project that aims to produce enough solar energy to light 140,000 homes.
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Google is investing $168 million in an alternative power project that aims to produce enough solar energy to light 140,000 homes.
San Francisco is looking for small businesses to participate in JobsNOW2, a scaled down version of the federal Jobs NOW! program that expired last September.
Chevron Corp. said Monday that higher oil prices will help it post a higher first-quarter profit compared with the fourth quarter of last year.
Intel Corp. has launched a new chip for tablet computers, as the world's most powerful semiconductor company aims to elbow its way into the market for mobile chips.
Microsoft is lashing out at Google, extending the hostilities between two of the most prominent corporations in technology.
Oakland Mayor Jean Quan is making it clear - she wants technology firms to consider abandoning San Francisco in favor of Oakland.
California lawmakers are looking to expand the state's workplace smoking ban, adding hotel lobbies, break rooms and even tobacco stores to the list of places where you can't light up.
The Giants won their home opener on Friday afternoon to the delight of fans and businesses near AT&T Park.
California's treasurer on Friday became the second state official to ask leading makers of AIDS medications to extend lower prices and rebates for drugs to help the state's budget crisis.
Government officials are letting Google proceed with its $700 million purchase of airline fare tracker ITA Software. The deal will establish the Internet search giant as a key player in the online travel market.
Facebook is looking to strengthen its relationship with the news media and has already helped boost traffic to news websites, a top executive told journalists Thursday.
The agency that helped revive downtown and make San Jose a central part of the Silicon Valley technology industry has laid off nearly half its staff, and the remaining workers could lose their jobs by summer.
Two top Pacific Gas & Electric Co. executives are resigning—one with a sizeable bonus—as the California utility reorganizes following the deadly explosion on one of its high-pressure gas lines in San Bruno.
San Francisco's Mid-Market neighborhood has added a new tenant to its growing roster of businesses persuaded to relocate to the beleaguered stretch of Market Street: the Burning Man headquarters.
Cisco Systems Inc. CEO John Chambers is calling his company's recent missteps "unacceptable" and is vowing to take "bold steps" to narrow Cisco's focus.
