Feinstein Discusses Regulating Tech To Protect Personal Data Online
U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein went to Silicon Valley to talk about the need to protect user data online.
Watch CBS News
U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein went to Silicon Valley to talk about the need to protect user data online.
As companies continue to test autonomous vehicles for public roadways, other industries are already taking advantage of specialized, self-driving vehicles.
The Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia Mohammad bin Salman is coming to stay at the Four Seasons in East Palo Alto, and he's bringing along a very large entourage.
Trade war fears and a presidential attack on Amazon are rocking Wall Street.
After a Tesla driver using the company's "Autopilot" system was killed on a Bay Area freeway, another Tesla driver nearly crashed in what is claimed to be an attempt to recreate the scenario of the crash.
The National Transportation Safety Board is "unhappy" about Tesla's decision to release information in a fatal crash investigation involving its Autopilot system.
Experts have proposed using medical marijuana to help Americans struggling with opioid addiction. Now, two studies suggest that there is merit to that strategy.
The Facebook CEO defended his company's business model, arguing that recent criticism from his counterpart at Apple was unfounded.
The new tariffs are following through on warnings Chinese officials have made for several weeks in an escalating trade dispute with the United States.
On Friday, Tesla confirmed that a Model X sedan involved in a fatal crash on Highway 101 last week was operating in Autopilot.
U.S. and Western officials are increasingly troubled by Russia's interest in the fiber-optic cables that carry most of world's calls, e-mails and texts, as well as $10 trillion worth of daily financial transactions.
California is suing Sutter Health, accusing the hospital system of anti-competitive practices that result in higher prices for patients.
Promises made by the city of San Francisco to its taxi industry will be the central question in a lawsuit filed by this week by a credit union which provided loans to taxi drivers seeking the once-coveted permits known as medallions.
Mark Zuckerberg has disavowed an internal memo written by a top Facebook executive in 2016 that argued growth should be prioritized even if users were harmed.
Tesla is recalling 123,000 sedans worldwide to fix a problem with the power-assisted steering. The recall covers all Model S sedans built before April of 2016.
