Tech Watch: Another Change In Facebook Privacy
Facebook is backtracking on its allowing app developers access to users' cell numbers and addresses.
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Facebook is backtracking on its allowing app developers access to users' cell numbers and addresses.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee is reiterating his commitment to the city's hosting of the America's Cup in 2013. A newly formed management structure will ensure the yachting race goes off without a hitch.
Discount broker The Charles Schwab Corp. said its fourth-quarter profit fell 27 percent because of charges related to a settlement over disclosure of the risks of a short-term bond fund.
Former Wall Street financial executive Gordon Murray, who co-authored the best-selling "The Investment Answer" after ceasing treatment for terminal brain cancer, has died. He was 60.
Fremont city leaders said they intended to meet with Union Pacific this week to talk about that company's purchase of land around the former NUMMI auto plant.
The rainy weather we've experienced over the last few months may bring some unexpected benefits for one regional economy.
The concerns of Silicon Valley were expected to dominate talks this week between the White House and China.
Blue Shield of California is planning to go forward with scheduled health insurance rate increases despite calls from government regulators to delay the move.
Marketing a business can be costly, but a tweet can cost next to nothing. A small Bay Area boutique has seen more website traffic by using the social networking service.
California regulators said Pacific Gas and Electric Co., owner of the gas pipeline that exploded in San Bruno last year, has a two-month deadline to make sure its records are accurate and up-to-date.
News Corp. says it is pushing back the launch of the world's first iPad-only newspaper.
The BART Board of Directors this week overwhelmingly approved a measure regarding station vendors, and has ordered staff to begin preparing a new retail policy.
Earlier this week came word that Southern California Edison would be buying electricity from seven solar power plants that will be built by two Bay Area companies.
Intel says fourth-quarter net income rose 48 percent and revenue rose 8 percent, as sales of server chips have helped offset weakness in sales in chips for consumer PCs.
It's clear Contra Costa County cannot rely on the state to come through with enough money to stimulate job growth on a wide scale, supervisors said Wednesday.
