Google CEO Schmidt Stepping Down; Co-Founder Page Taking Over
Google Inc. co-founder Larry Page is taking over as CEO in an unexpected shake-up that upstaged the Internet search leader's fourth-quarter earnings.
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Google Inc. co-founder Larry Page is taking over as CEO in an unexpected shake-up that upstaged the Internet search leader's fourth-quarter earnings.
The San Francisco Bay Area's median home price dipped more than 1 percent last month to $375,000 from $380,000 in December 2009, as low-priced foreclosures and other distressed properties continued to dominate the market.
San Jose has become the latest city to speed through redevelopment projects, as Governor Jerry Brown threatens to use that money to help fill California's massive budget deficit.
EBay Inc. said Wednesday that its fourth-quarter revenue rose, as the healthy holiday shopping season bolstered growth in its PayPal online payments business and online marketplace.
Steve Jobs is the public face of Apple, but that doesn't mean investors get to know every last detail about the CEO's health.
A new study has found that green tech jobs grew three times faster than total employment in the state of California.
The Santa Clara County DA's office says it's gotten hundreds of complaints about moving companies that advertise on the internet and allegedly defraud customers out of thousands of dollars by essentially holding their stuff hostage.
Wells Fargo & Co., one of the largest lenders to consumers among U.S. banks, on Wednesday said its fourth-quarter profit shot up, as its customers payment habits improved and it was able to lower the amount of reserves set aside to cover souring loans.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has prohibited U.S. investors from participating in a private offering expected to raise up to $1.5 billion for Palo Alto-based social networking site Facebook.
The market for tablet computers is exploding - and almost entirely because of the iPad - research group IDC said Tuesday.
Apple said its net income for the most recent quarter rose 78 percent as holiday shoppers snapped up more iPads than analysts predicted.
If investors were as visionary as Steve Jobs has proved to be during his 35 years of tech wizardry, they might be able to figure out whether Cupertino-based Apple Inc. can still thrive.
Both sides in an ongoing San Francisco hotel boycott are once again at each other's throats as they try to reach an agreement on a new contract.
It would be easier to gauge Apple CEO Steve Jobs' current medical problems if he had said more about the ones he has faced in the past.
Tim Cook's mastery of inventory management and his high expectations of employees should leave Apple Inc. in good hands while its charismatic leader, Steve Jobs, takes a medical leave of absence.
