Google Wants New Emojis To Represent Professional Women
Google says it wants to create emojis "with a goal of highlighting the diversity of women's careers and empowering girls everywhere."
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Google says it wants to create emojis "with a goal of highlighting the diversity of women's careers and empowering girls everywhere."
Lyft Inc. and lawyers for drivers of the ride-booking service on Wednesday proposed a revised $27 million settlement of a federal lawsuit filed in San Francisco by drivers.
Tequila prices at a bar and restaurant in Southern California can change every five minutes based on demand.
French authorities opened an investigation Wednesday after a teenage woman allegedly live-streamed video of her suicide on the popular app Periscope.
Internet giant Google said Wednesday it will ban all ads from payday lenders, calling the industry "deceptive" and "harmful."
Nextdoor is implementing changes on how users can report incidents after residents in a Bay Area neighborhood complained posts on the social network fostered racial profiling.
Gas prices in the Bay Area, as well as statewide, are expected to stabilize ahead of the summer season as gasoline supplies remain well above normal levels.
A judge's injunction issued Tuesday likely means Office Depot and Stapes will drop their $6.3 billion merger plan.
A month-long trial in a copyright battle between Oracle Corp. and Google Inc. began in federal court in San Francisco Tuesday.
A magazine aimed at tween girls offered adult-like tips on choosing bathing suits based on size and curves, unleashing a body shaming backlash.
Following Raiders owner Mark Davis' pledge to spend hundreds of millions of dollars to build a stadium in Las Vegas, the city's mayor reportedly said she was confident about the move.
For the actor holding the rights to make a movie about Mexican drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, the latest step toward his eventual extradition to the U.S. is a welcome turn.
Amazon has launched a self-publishing platform for video creators, a move that could make money for the company and budding filmmakers in the same way YouTube has created a community of online celebrities.
For the dog lovers who are too busy to cook for Fido, but still want them to have a hot meal, an 8-month-old startup that delivers hot food to pets is expanding its service to all western states.
A Facebook official says the company has found no evidence to back up allegations that Facebook contractors suppressed stories of interest to conservatives in its "Trending" section.
