'Stimulus Package Would've Had To Be Passed In July, August' To Impact Election, Pundit Says
As Americans head to the polls, the economy has not received a much-needed second round of stimulus, nor is it likely to in the coming months.
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As Americans head to the polls, the economy has not received a much-needed second round of stimulus, nor is it likely to in the coming months.
Airbnb is looking to avoid unauthorized Halloween parties by banning one-night rentals Friday and on Halloween night throughout the U.S. and Canada.
Apple eked out a modest revenue gain during the three months ending Sept. 30, beating analysts' projections that sales would fall during the quarter.
Something very scary is happening to thousands of unemployed Californians who receive their government benefits through a Bank of America debit card - their accounts are getting drained by fraudsters.
The streaming media company headquartered in Los Gatos is raising the prices on its standard and premium plans for US customers.
As the coronavirus pandemic transforms San Francisco's workplace, legions of tech workers have left, able to work remotely from anywhere.
Sonoma County officials acknowledge they are the last Bay Area county in the purple tier, at the bottom rung of California's color-coded reopening system, and say they are determined to work their way forward.
The Sand Creek Focus Area looks like open space, but it's actually zoned for residential use and a number of developers would like to start building. Measure T would prevent that.
San Francisco's Legion of Honor museum announced Wednesday that it's reopening this week after the COVID-19 pandemic forced it to close for seven months.
Stocks tumbled more than 942 points on the Dow Wednesday on worries the worsening pandemic will mean more restrictions on businesses and drag down the economy.
Retailer Bed Bath & Beyond will pay $1.49 million to settle a lawsuit over allegations the company illegally disposed of hazardous waste at local landfills, authorities announced Wednesday.
With next week's election looming, the CEOs of San Francisco Bay Area social media giants -- Twitter, Facebook and Google -- found themselves on a hot seat as they appeared remotely before a Senate hearing questioning their policies policing political speech and misinformation on their platforms.
Trader Joe's recalled some of its packaged fish because customers with wheat or milk allergies could become sick if they eat it.
A program that provides job training and placement for low-income San Franciscans will now be offered to some 3,600 more residents under a new expansion of the program announced by Mayor London Breed on Tuesday.
Less than a week before Election Day, the CEOs of Twitter, Facebook and Google are set to be grilled by Republican senators making unfounded allegations that the tech giants show anti-conservative bias. Democrats want to expand the discussion to include issues such as the companies' impact on local news.
