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The California Legislature's Democratic leaders on Wednesday promised quick passage of measures they said will position the state as the national leader in developing clean energy alternatives and green jobs.
Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. launched the first iPad-only newspaper Wednesday.
Verizon Wireless is revealing details of how much it will charge iPhone users for voice, text and data service.
San Jose Mayor Chuck Reed is going all out to try to attract more business for Mineta San Jose International. He leaves Wednesday on a 5,000 mile trip to Tokyo where he'll only spend 36 hours.
The national grocery chain Safeway Inc. said an upcoming expansion in the western United States will focus primarily on the Bay Area, with six sites already selected.
Google said one of its Middle East managers has gone missing in Cairo, where violent protests against the ruling regime have embroiled Egypt's capital for the past week.
Rate hikes of up to 59 percent for members of Blue Shield of California won't be going into effect on March 1 as previously thought.
Following a string of violent and deadly incidents at San Francisco nightclubs, a city supervisor has called for an economic audit of the local entertainment industry.
Several Bay Area tech companies have had to shut down operations in Egypt because of that country's massive political uprising.
Google is accusing Microsoft Corp. of cheating to make its Bing search engine better. Microsoft said the way it is improving results isn't copying.
Board of Supervisors President David Chiu plans to introduce a proposal on Tuesday that would require a consumer's approval before the Yellow Pages could be dropped off at a home or office.
Prop L allows police officers to cite individuals for sitting, lounging or panhandling on a sidewalk in San Francisco without a citizen's complaint having first been lodged.
Gap Inc.'s North American President Marka Hansen is leaving the company after 24 years, effective Friday, following a weak holiday season by the clothing brand.
The proposed settlement stems from San Francisco's claims that Office Depot over-billed the city for supplies.
Williams-Sonoma Inc. said Tuesday its board has approved a $125 million stock repurchase program.
