Palo Alto-Based Hewlett Packard Wants A Piece Of The Tablet Market
Palo Alto based Hewlett Packard is expected to jump into the tablet game.
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Palo Alto based Hewlett Packard is expected to jump into the tablet game.
Facebook Inc. may be preparing to move its corporate headquarters from Palo Alto to the Menlo Park campus once occupied by Sun Microsystems, according to published reports.
Verizon Wireless on Friday said its first day of taking online orders for the iPhone produced record sales, and it's stopped taking orders until Wednesday.
Some small business owners along Caltrain's rail corridor have expressed concerns that proposed cuts in transportation funding and service would impact their bottom lines.
The East Bay Municipal Utility District is ready to get into the power business. In fact, the utility hopes to become so energy-efficient in 2011 that it can sell power back to the main grid.
Consumer products company Clorox Co. says its fiscal second-quarter earnings slid 81 percent on a charge to write down the value of its Burt's Bees business and it cut its full-year earnings outlook.
"Bad cabs" could find themselves out of pocket, if legislation before a San Francisco Board of Supervisors' committee is advanced and, ultimately, adopted by the full board.
On the same day it started taking pre-orders for the iPhone, Verizon Wireless started reserving the right to slow down data service for subscribers who consume far more than others.
State air quality regulators must conduct further analysis before fully implementing California's landmark 2006 climate law, a trial court judge has said.
The manager and a former employee of Extreme Pizza were arrested Thursday morning on suspicion of spray-painting the nearby Pizza Orgasmica & Brewing Co. in San Rafael, police said.
The City of Oakland plans to reach out to more than 4,000 downtown businesses in an effort to promote the use of energy-efficient lighting and other conservation measures.
Gap Inc. said its profit for the fiscal year just ended will come in higher than expected, as revenue at stores open at least a year rose 1 percent in January.
Gov. Jerry Brown's proposal to eliminate a state tax credit for companies that hire workers within specific neighborhoods would cost the state thousands of jobs, according to business owners who benefit from the credit.
A luxury resort hotel group that includes the historical Claremont Hotel & Spa in the Berkeley Hills has filed for bankruptcy protection just a week after being acquired by new owership.
A consumer group is backing a lawsuit that two consumers filed against grocery operator Safeway Inc., saying the company could have used loyalty card information to contact them after they bought recalled food but it failed to do so.
