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Now that the holiday shopping season is in full swing, so are scam artists trying to get at your personal information. McAfee has come out with its 12 Scams of Christmas to help prevent shoppers from online predators.
California citrus growers braced for subfreezing temperatures that threatened to damage crops in the state's Central Valley citrus belt.
Del Monte Foods Co. has agreed to be bought for $4 billion in cash in one of the biggest private equity deals of the year.
Some shoppers are taking no chances of missing out on those Black Friday deals.
With the holiday shopping season underway, there are indications that consumers are spending less or at least within their means.
In the great tradition of Black Friday and Cyber Monday now comes Small Business Saturday. It was created by American Express to help out independently-owned businesses.
A federal jury has ordered SAP to pay $1.3 billion to its archenemy, Oracle, for stealing customer-support documents and software in a scheme to steal customers.
San Francisco officials are objecting to cigarette ads featuring the city's iconic Haight neighborhood.
Its processor works 1,000 times slower than the Apple iPad, but the first ever Apple computer has sold for 425 times the price.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted today to override Mayor Gavin Newsom's veto of a city ban on toys being included in fast-food children's meals that fail to meet health standards.
People snapped up more than 450,000 copies of Beatles albums plus two million individual songs during the Fab Four's first week on sale through iTunes, according to Apple.
Owners of the Lake Tahoe-area ski resort that hosted the 1960 Winter Olympics have agreed to sell Squaw Valley USA to a Colorado-based investment firm pledging $50 million in improvements over the next five years.
Patrons trickled into a busy tobacco shop in downtown San Jose Monday to sign petitions against an ordinance that would tighten tobacco restrictions in unincorporated areas of Santa Clara County.
Netflix Inc. is raising the prices of some of its subscription plans and is shifting its focus to streaming video as more members move to the Internet to watch movies and television shows. Its shares surged more than 7 percent in trading Monday.
Hewlett-Packard Co.'s results showed Monday how lopsided the recovery in technology spending has been.
