Drug Approved To Use Herpes Virus To Destroy Skin Cancer Tumors

Federal health officials have approved a first-of-a-kind drug that uses the herpes virus to infiltrate and destroy skin cancer tumors.

• Oct 27, 2015

Twitter's Losses Mounting As It Struggles To Expand Audience Under Jack Dorsey

Twitter ended the period with a core audience of 307 million active users, an increase of just 3 million from June. That wasn't much better than a gain of 2 million users in the previous quarter, a letdown that led to the departure of Twitter's previous CEO, Dick Costolo.

• Oct 27, 2015

NV Spa Worker Dies Inside Unlicensed Cryotherapy Liquid Nitrogen Chamber

Authorities say a Las Vegas spa where an employee was found dead inside a liquid nitrogen chamber used for cryotherapy treatments wasn't licensed to operate.

• Oct 27, 2015

DreamWorks Animation CEO Thanks Elon Musk, Says Tesla 'Saved My Life'

DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg is thanking Tesla's Elon Musk after surviving a life-threatening car accident.

• Oct 27, 2015

U2 Partners With Apple Music For Virtual Reality Video 'Experience Bus'

U2 and Apple partnered to launch The Experience Bus this weekend at the band's O2 Arena date in London.

• Oct 27, 2015

Walmart Wants To Use Drones For Home Delivery, Pickup

Add Walmart to the list of retailers that want to drop off your packages, literally -- using drones.

• Oct 27, 2015

GM Recalls 1.4 Million Older Cars With Oil Leak That Can Catch Fire

For the third time in seven years, General Motors is recalling cars that can leak oil and catch fire, in some instances damaging garages and homes.

• Oct 27, 2015

Giants Push Ballot Measure Over New Neighborhood Near AT&T Park

While there is no World Series this year for the San Francisco Giants, the team is still in battle mode. Their fight this fall is about land near AT&T park.

• Oct 26, 2015

Bacon May Be Sold With Warning Label In California Following WHO's Announcement

Bacon may have to be sold with a warning label following the World Health Organization's announcement that the processed meat is carcinogenic to humans.

• Oct 26, 2015

Airbnb Spends Millions In SF Prop F Battle Both Sides Say Is For Soul Of The City

Airbnb has donated $8 million and counting to defeat Proposition F which would limit short-term rentals to 75 days.

• Oct 25, 2015

New Projects To Raise Downtown San Jose Skyline, With Limits

New high-rise projects are about to push San Jose's historically low-rise skyline to new levels. But there's a catch to all of this development.

• Oct 23, 2015

ESPN Pulls Videos From YouTube Due To Rights Issues

ESPN has begun removing its videos from YouTube due to rights issues surrounding next week's launch of YouTube's ad-free subscription service, Red.

• Oct 23, 2015

Tech Companies Face Rocky Road On The Way To Making Cars

Silicon Valley may think it can build a better car. But should it?

• Oct 23, 2015

Twitter CEO Gives Up $200M In Stock For Company Employees

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey is relinquishing stock worth more than $200 million so the messaging service can award the shares to its employees.

• Oct 23, 2015

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg & Priscilla Chan Opening Private, Tuition-Free School In East Palo Alto

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife Priscilla Chan are opening a private school in East Palo Alto for disadvantaged kids.

• Oct 23, 2015

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