Netflix Makes 1st Acquisition: Comic Book Maker Millarworld
Millarworld's graphic novels "Kick-Ass," ''Wanted" and "Kingsman" have already been turned into movies by major studios.
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Millarworld's graphic novels "Kick-Ass," ''Wanted" and "Kingsman" have already been turned into movies by major studios.
A San Francisco mom has filed a lawsuit against Disney and three developers claiming a popular app was collecting tracking data on her young daughter.
A treatise on gender inequality posted to an internal Google forum by an anonymous male engineer has gone viral and caught the attention of the company's top executives.
This year's hottest toy may be a little too hot. Federal investigators are looking at reports of fidget spinners catching fire.
Flame retardants in sofas and many other consumer products can harm children's intelligence, according to a recent study.
The Monsanto Papers give the public a behind-the-scenes look at how far the agrochemical company has gone to protect its image.
Wells Fargo has been trying to repair its reputation after admitting last fall that employees opened as many as 2 million accounts without getting customers' permission.
A jury has found Martin Shkreli guilty on two counts of securities fraud and one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud, and not guilty on five other counts.
Trump's push to cut legal immigration in half is met by opposition from Silicon Valley leaders, economists and some Republicans senators.
In California and other states where marijuana is legal for medical or recreational use, pot store owners often find themselves nervously carrying around obscene amounts of cash.
The Bay Area Air Quality Management District isn't backing down in the fight against climate change.
The city's iconic Anchor Steam Brewery has been acquired by Japanese brewer Sapporo Holdings Limited, the Tokyo-based company announced on Thursday.
A North Bay company famous for its dairy products is using its animal waste in a groundbreaking way to power an electric vehicle and its entire farm.
A famous chef recently opened up a secret restaurant in the South Bay that caters to some of the wealthiest people in the world with meals starting at nearly $400 a head.
The San Francisco Bay Area is a prime target for cyber-criminals who are hacking realtors' email accounts and sending home buyers false instructions to wire money.
