Apple Unveils New Ultralight MacBooks
Apple is launching two new MacBook Air ultralight laptops.
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Apple is launching two new MacBook Air ultralight laptops.
A San Francisco supervisor wants a 50 percent local hiring mandate to put the unemployed to work on city-funded projects.
Yahoo Inc. shuffled through another quarter of sluggish growth, a performance that may further test the patience of the Internet company's already restless shareholders.
Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger said Tuesday he doesn't just want to defeat the November ballot measure that would suspend the state's greenhouse gas emissions law—he wants voters to trounce it to prompt Washington to create a new national energy policy.
Intel Corp. will spend $6 billion to $8 billion on new chip manufacturing technology in its U.S. factories and will build a new development plant in Oregon.
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that 10 popular Facebook applications have been transmitting users' personal identifying information to dozens of advertising and Internet tracking companies.
U.S. Secretary of Treasury Timothy Geithner said at a Palo Alto talk Monday that bank and government officials made catastrophic mistakes with the economy, but that it is slowly healing.
Apple reported its fourth-quarter net income soared 70 percent on staggering sales of iPhones and iPads.
The economic downturn took an incredible toll on the country's biggest charities. A new report showed the steepest decline in donations in two decades.
A review of state records revealed that Bay Area hospitals charged some of the highest rates for medical procedures in California.
California agricultural officials say they have successfully beaten back an invasive species that was threatening the state's wine industry.
The Cannery, located at the western end of the Fisherman's Wharf commercial area, has been foreclosed on by a lender after it did not sell at a public auction for a minimum bid of $13.8 million.
Facebook is working with a gay-advocacy group to reduce the amount of hate speech and bullying on the online social hub.
Charles Schwab reported Friday that its third-quarter net income slid 38 percent, with the retail brokerage logging a hefty charge from the 2008 default of a single structured investment linked to its money market mutual funds.
It's full steam ahead for BART's extension to Antioch, after the transit agency awarded the first construction contract for the project.
