Children's Hospital Oakland Fined Over Security Concerns
State officials have fined Children's Hospital in Oakland over security concerns stemming from two incidents, one in which an employee was taken hostage.
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State officials have fined Children's Hospital in Oakland over security concerns stemming from two incidents, one in which an employee was taken hostage.
There's some more positive news on the local economy: money managers for Bay Area businesses are optimistic on growth in 2011.
Hewlett-Packard's earnings jumped 16 percent as the company benefited from expanded efforts to sell technology to businesses. But its revenue growth fell short of Wall Street's targets, raising questions about the momentum of the company's massive transformation.
People who subscribe to Amazon.com's premium membership will now be able to watch movies over the Internet, just as they can through Netflix.
Large corporations, including Coca-Cola, Wells Fargo and Walt Disney, have expanded their insurance coverage to meet the needs of transgender workers.
A UC Berkeley professor who headed President Obama's economic advisory team says it's essential that we speed up the recovery process.
Regulators on Friday shut down a Napa-based bank, along with a bank in Central California and two small banks in Georgia.
A ship recycling facility opened in Vallejo Friday morning, making it the first reprocessing center on the West Coast.
President Barack Obama named Intel CEO Paul Otellini to lead a new advisory council on promoting economic growth and job creation.
President Obama flew out of San Francisco International Airport Thursday morning after a one-day visit with business and technology leaders.
President Barack Obama came to the Bay Area on Thursday evening to push his plan to spend billions more on education, meeting with Apple's ailing leader Steve Jobs and the chiefs of Facebook and Google.
Business leaders from the Bay Area joined US Labor Secretary Hilda Solis in Southern California Thursday to discuss workplace flexibility for hourly employees.
Pacific Gas & Electric Co.'s parent company said costs related to September's deadly pipeline explosion in San Bruno will be twice as high as the company previously expected.
There are signs that the construction industry is picking up in Silicon Valley as a number of new projects jumped unexpectedly toward the end of last year.
The Bay Area's median home price dipped more than 3 percent last month to $338,000 from $350,000 in January 2010 as distress sales and bargain hunting continued to dominate the market.
