Target Slashes Prices Sending Stock Down
Target says it is discounting thousands of products throughout its stores, sending its stock down and dragging most of the retail sector with it.
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Target says it is discounting thousands of products throughout its stores, sending its stock down and dragging most of the retail sector with it.
Blueye's underwater drone can descend 500 feet below the surface and features a powerful, on-board light so you can record video in what otherwise would be total darkness.
Researchers found dozens of sites that operate so-called collusion networks, which rapidly generate Facebook users' likes for free.
The Justice Department in Manhattan is investigating whether Uber illegally used software to track drivers for Lyft, its main ride-hailing competitor, to gain an advantage in attracting and recruiting drivers.
A security expert says a website by Equifax to help its customers find out if their personal information was stolen raises its own security questions.
The world's richest company appears ready to aim for its own Emmy-worthy programming along the lines of HBO's "Game of Thrones" and Netflix's "Stranger Things."
The cities of San Jose and Oakland could be in the running to become the home of Amazon's second headquarters.
Unlike previous breaches at Yahoo, Target and Home Depot, Equifax's role in the financial industry makes this breach far more alarming.
Every vehicle by every major carmaker, from Mercedes to Tesla to Toyota, is formed in clay long before it ever hits the road.
A man moved to coastal West Marin partly to disconnect from the rest of the world, but ended up creating his own DIY Internet.
Credit reporting firm Equifax announced Thursday that 143 million consumers in the United States could be impacted by a cybersecurity breach.
The Disney service will be the only place to stream those movies on demand in the U.S. as part of a monthly subscription. (So, not on Netflix.)
Bay Area firefighters and PG&E crews on Thursday were preparing to head to Florida to provide assistance once Hurricane Irma makes landfall this weekend.
Amazon, bursting out of its Seattle headquarters, is hunting for a second home. Must haves: A prime location, plenty of local tech talent, close to transit, with plenty of space to grow.
Two of the Bay Area's biggest problems -- parking and housing -- likely will get some relief as a new parking garage and a 600-unit transit village go up next to BART's Walnut Creek station.
