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The Raiders are apparently serious enough about threats to move to San Antonio that they've begun surveying fans in that city to see if they'd like to see the Silver & Black play home games in the Alamodome, according to San Antonio news radio station WOAI.
The Cupertino-based company has invited media to their headquarters at 10 am next Thursday, October 16 for a special unveiling of…something.
The San Francisco company said Wednesday Murphy is departing at the end of its current fiscal year. He has been Gap's chairman and CEO since July 2007.
The Money website published the "Most Innovative Cities In America" list Tuesday, and somehow managed to leave Silicon Valley completely off the list.
The U.S. Justice Department said it is reviewing the case of a Drug Enforcement Administration agent who impersonated a woman and created a Facebook page using her own cellphone photos without her knowledge to communicate with suspected criminals.
Sighting need for to provide transparency to customers and the desire to express their free speech rights, Twitter is suing the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation for the right to disclose the exact number of court orders and security requests they get from the federal government.
Saying working conditions and wages need to be improved, bus drivers who shuttle Facebook employees to and from work are beginning the process of organizing a union.
Richmond hopes a one-of-a-kind plan will fix struggling neighborhoods. The program teams up with nonprofits, contractors and socially-conscious investors to buy and flip neglected homes.
The National Park Service announced a joint filing of a settlement agreement Monday that would end ongoing litigation between Drakes Bay Oyster Company pending a U.S. District Court's approval.
Palo Alto-based Hewlett-Packard confirmed Monday morning that it is splitting itself into two companies.
Pharmacy giant CVS has reached a settlement over claims it was using fake size labels for some products.
Some users of Apple's new iPhone 6 Plus smartphone are complaing via social media about the device pulling out their hair when they make calls.
For the last four years, America's newest car company has been hidden away behind the doors of a Silicon Valley garage. But it's out in the open now and about to blow some doors off.
General Motors is recalling more than 117,000 vehicles from the 2013 and 2014 model years for a defect that could cause them to stall.
A former chief information officer at a California-based technology company has been convicted in New York of insider trading charges in a scheme authorities say produced $27 million in illegal profits.
