LinkedIn, Glassdoor Unveil Tools To Reveal Your Pay Potential
Work-related websites like LinkedIn and Glassdoor are adding new online tools to help professionals understand their salary potential.
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Work-related websites like LinkedIn and Glassdoor are adding new online tools to help professionals understand their salary potential.
Uber is taking its ride-hailing app down a new road in an effort to make it smarter, simpler and more fun to use.
Chipmaker Broadcom is buying Brocade, in a deal valued at approximately $5.5 billion.
A couple living in San Francisco's Millennium Tower posted a video that demonstrates how much the building is leaning.
The U.S. Department of Labor won an $866K court judgement for employees improperly compensated at California Pacific Bank.
A women's underwear maker has agreed to pay $350,000 in civil penalties after claiming that its "caffeinated" shapeware would destroy fat.
Anthem Blue Cross is being sued over allegations that the health plan is misleading several hundred thousand customers about changes in their policies for next year.
Local Dungeness crab fishermen are gearing up for a possible season opener in two weeks, while keeping an eye on the forecast for "the blob."
Whoever owns donaldtrumpsucks.com must really hate Donald Trump, right? Wrong! It's the Donald himself.
In this election, an unprecedented amount of money is coming from Bay Area technology companies and their employees.
Santa Clara city officials say the San Francisco 49ers did not provide financial documents for an audit that has found the team is spending general fund money on Levi's Stadium operations.
A group of scientists have found the human brain actually adapts to lying, and "small acts of dishonesty can escalate into larger transgressions."
McDonald's has agreed to pay $3.75 million to settle a federal lawsuit that sought to hold the company liable for allegations that a Bay Area franchise owner cheated hundreds of workers out of wages and overtime.
Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel says he is backing Republican Donald Trump because he is "the only outsider left in the race."
BART has entered an agreement with a company that makes solar power systems to install, operate and maintain solar panels at the new, upcoming Antioch Station as well as the Lafayette Station, according to BART officials.
