Google's 4Q earnings Rise 17 Percent, But Ad Rates Fall
Google's fourth-quarter earnings rose 17 percent even though a long-running slump in its online ad prices deepened.
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Google's fourth-quarter earnings rose 17 percent even though a long-running slump in its online ad prices deepened.
Zynga Inc. announced Thursday it was cutting 15 percent of its workforce in a turnaround effort while buying NaturalMotion, the company behind the hit mobile games "CSR Racing" and "Clumsy Ninja,"
Yahoo says usernames and passwords of its email customers have been stolen and used to access accounts, but the company isn't saying how many accounts have been affected.
Google's fourth-quarter earnings rose 17 percent even though a long-running slump in its online ad prices deepened.
With festivities for the Super Bowl ramping up in New York, the Bay Area group organizing Super Bowl L in 2016 are in The Big Apple this week to watch and learn about logistics for the event.
Google is selling Motorola Mobility's smartphone business to Lenovo Group for $2.9 billion, but is retaining most of the company's portfolio of mobile patents.
Facebook's quarterly earnings and revenue grew and surpassed expectations as the company expanded the number of users and the amount of money it makes on mobile ads.
A group of Silicon Valley investors have launched a challenge with a $1 million prize for inventors to create new technologies to reduce gun violence.
After Gov. Jerry Brown declared a State of Emergency for California's drought last week, the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission is asking customers to cut back water usage by ten percent.
Yahoo's latest quarterly report shows CEO Marissa Mayer is still having trouble bringing in more revenue as online advertisers spend more money at Google, Facebook and other rivals.
The U.S. Postal Service has launched a pilot partnership with Staples that some postal workers believe could be a step towards privatization.
Apple's stock was tumbling in morning trading Tuesday, hurt by a lackluster first-quarter performance and a cautious second-quarter revenue outlook.
A wrongful-death lawsuit involving Uber and one of its drivers who struck a 6-year-old girl, could be instrumental in changing the way ridesharing companies are regulated.
The San Francisco Bulls, an affiliate of the National Hockey League's San Jose Sharks, have folded operations effective immediately.
The top executive of a New York City-based Bitcoin company and a Florida Bitcoin exchanger have been charged with conspiring to commit money laundering by selling more than $1 million in Bitcoins to users of the black market website Silk Road, authorities said Monday.
