Ex-Apple Employee Arrested At San Jose Airport Allegedly Had Trade Secrets
A former Apple employee was charged Monday with stealing trade secrets after being arrested at Mineta San Jose International Airport.
Watch CBS News
A former Apple employee was charged Monday with stealing trade secrets after being arrested at Mineta San Jose International Airport.
Evidence that Roundup weed killer can cause cancer seems "weak," but experts can still make that claim at trial, a U.S. judge ruled Tuesday.
The organizer of the upcoming XO Music Festival in Antioch scheduled for this weekend was arrested in February for real estate fraud in Fremont, KPIX 5 has confirmed.
Bay Area electric car producer Tesla says it will build its first factory outside the United States in Shanghai.
Several people were displaced and an Irish pub sustained extensive damage following a three-alarm fire in San Francisco's North Beach neighborhood late Monday night.
Amid a string of residential construction fires from Emeryville to Concord, Oakland's mayor announced a $300,000 reward for information leading to an arson conviction.
Starbucks customers will have to figure how to consume their favorite java drink without a straw.
The world's biggest video website outlined a number of improvements and investments, all designed to show that it is an ally of news publishers.
Uber is getting into the scooter-rental business.
Washington wanted Twitter to crack down on fake accounts. Now Wall Street is worried Twitter has gone too far.
Scooter rental startup Bird Rides is now valued at $2 billion after a recent $300 million funding round, according to a source close to the matter.
The company will become the largest food and beverage company operating globally to ban plastic straws from all of its stores.
So much of our supermarket food comes encased in shiny, plastic packaging. Chris Clark is doing something to change that -- starting in the beverage aisle.
Tech billionaire Elon Musk is sending help to rescue a soccer team trapped in a cave in Thailand.
The Trump administration says it's freezing payments that protect insurers with sicker patients from financial losses.
