Alphabet Comes Before Apple As World's Most Valuable Company
Alphabet now comes before Apple atop the list of the world's most valuable companies.
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Alphabet now comes before Apple atop the list of the world's most valuable companies.
More than 100 Uber drivers in New York City upset about the company's recent fare cuts went on strike Monday, and they've urged all other drivers to join them.
The golden anniversary of the NFL's most watched event, Super Bowl 50, is expected to set off the biggest betting frenzy ever.
Tesla says it's "committed to being able to serve its customers in Michigan and is working with the legislature to accomplish that."
Almond prices in California have dropped significantly in the past few months.
A flight from San Francisco International Airport to Singapore will be the longest scheduled flight on any U.S. carrier when service begins June 1.
Chevron suffered its first money-losing quarter since 2002 in the final three months of last year, as plunging crude prices chopped more than one-third from its revenue.
A homeless panhandler in Michigan is turning to technology produced by a San Francisco company to expand the people he asks for money by taking credit cards.
As the digital advertising market booms and demand for smartphones wanes, Alphabet Inc. could soon dethrone Apple as the world's most valuable company.
A decision to oust the head of California Coastal Commission has angered environmentalists who see it as a threat to the preservation of California's most pristine beaches.
California's Department of Motor Vehicles is wrestling with how to keep the public safe as an imperfect technology matures - but not regulate so heavily that the agency stifles development.
Mattel, the maker of the iconic plastic doll, said it will begin selling Barbie with three new body shapes, seven skin tones, 22 eye colors and 24 hairstyles.
There may be new trouble for Bay Area blood testing startup, Theranos.
Two employees of a San Francisco shuttle bus company have been arrested and charged with embezzling more than $250,000.
Facebook is growing at an exceptional pace as it enters adolescence, propelling it into a better position to challenge Google as the Internet's most powerful company.
