Apple Unveils New iPad Pro, MacBook Air And Mac Mini
Apple unveiled what it's calling the biggest change to the iPad since its inception eight years ago.
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Apple unveiled what it's calling the biggest change to the iPad since its inception eight years ago.
A Tesla spokeswoman says there's no reason to believe an autopilot feature in a Model S vehicle malfunctioned, despite a Florida driver's claims in a lawsuit.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has added nearly $10 million worth of company stock to his portfolio.
A former senior scientist at Genentech Inc. and three former colleagues have been indicted on charges of stealing trade secrets from the biotechnology company to give to a rival firm in Taiwan.
A proposal to force businesses in San Francisco to recycle their trash correctly or face steep fines is up for a vote.
The effort announced Monday by Carl DeMaio would ensure that the gas tax remains a political fight long after the voters decide Proposition 6 next week.
Stocks closed sharply lower in another dizzying day on Wall Street, putting the market on track for its worst month since early 2009.
Google will give away $25 million to projects that propose ways to use the artificial intelligence of computers to help create a more humane society.
Manager Bob Melvin has received a long-term contract extension from the Oakland Athletics, who also reached new deals with executive vice president of baseball operations Billy Beane and general manager David Forst.
Gab has been taken offline following revelations that the suspected Pittsburgh synagogue gunman used the social network to threaten Jews.
A quarter of a million old mattresses are piling up in facilities across California amid a dispute involving a state agency and the company that is supposed to recycle them.
IBM announced Sunday it would buy all Red Hat shares at $190 apiece -- 63 percent above Red Hat's closing price Friday, subject to shareholder and regulatory approval -- and the companies expect the deal should be completed in the latter half of 2019.
Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom is running for governor and his California business interests present an ethics challenge if he's elected as predicted and follows through on his vow to keep his holdings.
Wall Street has suddenly soured on Silicon Valley and the rest of tech, triggering a stomach-churning downturn in a turbulent October.
Dialysis companies have contributed an extraordinary $111 million and counting to defeat a California ballot initiative that would cap their profits.
