Google Accuses China Of Blocking Services
China already has some of the world's strictest Internet controls and blocks many popular social media sites, including YouTube, Facebook and Twitter.
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China already has some of the world's strictest Internet controls and blocks many popular social media sites, including YouTube, Facebook and Twitter.
San Francisco-based Charles Schwab is buying online brokerage services provider OptionsXpress for $1 billion.
AT&T has announced that they have reached an agreement to acquire T-Mobile USA from Deutsche Telekom in a cash-and-stock transaction for approximately $39 billion.
A little more than a week after a tsunami destroyed much of the Crescent City Harbor, the city is still trying to pick up the pieces.
Santa Clara leaders are considering giving $4.5 million for a new football stadium to the 49ers to possibly keep it from state officials.
A whistleblower lawsuit claims Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. bribed doctors to prescribe its drugs, costing insurers perhaps millions of dollars in the largest alleged health care fraud case ever handled by the state.
The 2011 Bay to Breakers race has signed a new title sponsor just nine weeks before the event's centennial, organizers announced Friday.
San Jose-based Networking equipment firm Netgear has agreed to buy the customer networking solutions division of Illinois-based Westell Technologies for $33.5 million.
Cisco reported its first-ever cash dividend will amount to 6 cents per share and will be paid on April 20.
Opinions were decidedly split at a public comment meeting iabout how to address the diminishing supply of phone numbers that use area code 408 in Santa Clara County.
Members of the adult entertainment industry were in San Francisco to oppose a plan to create a separate Internet address for porn websites.
Some of Oakland's smallest businesses have navigated the permit process and secured loans to expand with the help of a non-profit that teaches budding entrepreneurs how to grow an idea.
San Francisco Bay area home prices and sales remain flat as "short sales" and sales of foreclosed homes accounted for more than half of home resales in the region.
Alameda County has approved an additional $2 million to train former workers at the New United Motor Manufacturing plant for other jobs.
California legislators are taking the ongoing foreclosure crisis head on, with a new slate of bills known as the Homeowners Protection Act.
