Paperless Newspaper Coming Out On iPad
Apple and News Corp are reportedly set to launch The Daily, the first iPad-only news publication.
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Apple and News Corp are reportedly set to launch The Daily, the first iPad-only news publication.
Shopping online isn't exactly the latest thing, but there's been an increase in e-commerce, especially as we head into the holidays.
California's high unemployment rate could trigger a sluggish retail season.
Shares of Salesforce.com Inc. soared to a record high on Friday after the business software company reported stronger-than-expected results for the latest quarter and said it expects to reap $2 billion in revenue in fiscal 2012.
Planners have approved a San Francisco Italian restaurant's singing waiter proposal - Puccini with pizza.
A new report suggested that San Francisco's economy would get a $1.2 billion boost if the city hosted the America's Cup sailing contest.
Officials say California's unemployment rate remained steady at 12.4 percent over the past month.
The San Jose City Council started budget discussions Thursday, and it looks like there could very likely be more layoffs and concessions for city workers next year.
The Gap Inc. reported Thursday its third-quarter net income fell 1 percent, though revenue rose 2 percent.
In a sign of the companies' divergent fortunes, MySpace said Thursday it will let its users log in to their Facebook accounts through their MySpace page.
Included in the cuts are 200 jobs at Genentech's South San Francisco headquarters and 100 jobs at Genentech's Vacaville research facility, officials told CBS 5 on Thursday.
Genentech Inc. spent just over $1.2 million lobbying the federal government in the third quarter, according to a recent disclosure form.
Home sales in the San Francisco Bay area have dipped to their second-slowest pace in more than two decades.
A billionaire hedge fund manager who helped defeat Proposition 23 is bankrolling a program to teach electricians and contractors how to install more energy efficient lighting.
The cash-strapped state's grand plan to sell $10 billion of bonds in order to pay some of its bills has come up against a glut of municipal debt on the market.
