Yahoo's Financial Woes Worsen Ahead Of Possible Sale
Yahoo lost $99 million during the first quarter, compared to a $21 million profit last year.
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Yahoo lost $99 million during the first quarter, compared to a $21 million profit last year.
Tesla Motors' shares have come under pressure after Consumer Reports questioned the quality of its new Model X SUV.
The FBI is facing an increasing struggle to access readable information and evidence from digital devices because of default encryption, a senior FBI official told members of Congress at a hearing on digital encryption Tuesday.
Intel says it will cut 12,000 jobs — about 11 percent of its workforce — as it reorganizes to confront a decline in sales of personal computers.
Look out, HBO. Netflix produced more original programming than cable's premium-network leader last year, according to numbers provided by the two rivals.
Visa says its improving its smart chip-embedded cards, which have been the source of grumbling from businesses and customers forced to wait for transactions to go through.
A San Leandro-based human resources outsource provider will pay $1 million in back overtime wages and damages to hundreds of employees for widespread violations of the federal Fair Labor Standards Act, the U.S. Department of Labor said Monday.
San Francisco-based Wells Fargo Bank along with four other large U.S. banks have failed to convince U.S. regulators that they could survive another economic collapse.
A University of California, Berkeley student who came to the U.S. as an Iraqi refugee says he was unfairly removed from a flight at Los Angeles International Airport earlier this month because a fellow passenger was alarmed by an innocent conversation he was having in Arabic.
Bill Campbell, a management guru to Steve Jobs and other Silicon Valley luminaries, has died after a long battle with cancer. He was 75.
A well-known Napa County winemaker and consultant died in a solo vehicle crash early Saturday morning in unincorporated Napa County just north of Yountville.
A report on Sunday night's "60 Minutes" showed how hackers were able to access a California congressman's smartphone, just by knowing the lawmaker's phone number.
The Supreme Court has ruled Google can provide small portions of the books to the public without violating copyright laws.
The city of Vallejo is bouncing back from recession and bankruptcy and local real estate prices show it.
At CinemaCon in Las Vegas, most studio heads and filmmakers spoke against a proposed VOD service backed by former Napster, Facebook co-founder Sean Parker.
