Oracle Quarterly Profit Spikes 78 Percent
Oracle Corp. reported Thursday its net income rose 78 percent in the most recent quarter. The database software maker was helped by a rise in new software license sales.
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Oracle Corp. reported Thursday its net income rose 78 percent in the most recent quarter. The database software maker was helped by a rise in new software license sales.
The comeback of the American auto industry may depend on whether the high tech engineers needed to design cutting edge cars will consider living in Detroit instead of the Bay Area.
High gas prices and new development downtown could be the formula San Jose needs to finally entice a car share company to the city.
The California Department of Real Estate is warning homeowners to be wary of solicitations asking them to join so-called "Mass Joinder" lawsuits against their lenders.
The deaths of two Santa Cruz sisters may lead to the closing of a legal loophole that allows rental car companies to rent recalled vehicles.
Hewlett-Packard Co. has won investors' approval for its deep boardroom makeover in the wake of the company's CEO scandal.
A San Francisco Board of Supervisors committee has voted to extend local tax breaks to Twitter and other companies that would relocate to a blighted section of the city.
Protesters dropped off a stack of 1,500 Yellow Pages in front of an AT&T building in San Francisco Wednesday morning to highlight what organizers said is the wasteful distribution of the phone books by the company.
A judge temporarily halted California's ambitious program to provide financial incentives for the state's largest polluters to cut harmful greenhouse gas emissions.
A federal judge in New York City has rejected a deal between Google Inc. and lawyers for authors and publishers to let the gigantic search engine make money presiding over the world's largest digital library.
Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs, who is currently out on medical leave, will be deposed to testify in an antitrust suit related to its iPod music players and iTunes store.
In a move that was not unexpected, the Santa Clara City Council is moving forward with its proposal to give upwards of $4 million for a new football stadium to the 49ers to possibly keep it from state officials.
A San Francisco Board of Supervisors committee voted Monday to send legislation to the full board that would restrict the distribution of Yellow Pages phone books in the city.
Anthem Blue Cross, the largest health plan in California, said Monday it will delay and reduce rate hikes that would have hit some 600,000 policyholders at an estimated cost of $40 million.
Apple Inc. has come under fire after approving an iPhone application from a religious ministry which encourages people to "cure" themselves of homosexuality.
