HP Close To Settling Bribery Charges
Hewlett-Packard announced they are getting close to settling with the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Department of Justice over bribery charges involving a Russian technology contract.
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Hewlett-Packard announced they are getting close to settling with the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Department of Justice over bribery charges involving a Russian technology contract.
The Federal Aviation Administration announced six states on Monday that will develop test sites for drones, a critical next step for the march of the unmanned aircraft into U.S. skies. California did not make the list, despite significant lobbying by the strong aerospace industry.
The push is on again for tech companies like Twitter in San Francisco's mid-Market area to apply for tax breaks.
With soaring real estate prices, and little supply of homes to occupy, East Palo Alto is considering allowing homeowners to let people live in their garages and storage buildings.
Packages meant to be delivered before Christmas were still being delivered throughout the Bay Area on Friday, as UPS and FedEx continued to clear up a massive backlog.
The bowl game, held at AT&T Park, has donated more than 300,000 meals to organizations in San Francisco since 2002.
The website Rap Genius, which provides annotated lyrics for hip-hop songs, has been punished by Google after the tech giant said they violated rules while trying to improve their search rankings.
Many are having to move to other rising culinary markets to work on their craft, due to the high cost-of-living and low pay here in the Bay Area.
January 1 will bring increases in the minimum wage in San Francisco and San Jose—two of the Bay Area's largest cities. Meanwhile, California's minimum wage will also increase later in 2014.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee said he will withhold judgment, for now, about the collapse of a home on Dec. 16 involving one of his political allies, Mel Murphy.
State senator Jerry Hill has proposed a bill that would ease those standards.
A newly-released report found Internet advertising revenue climbed to a record-breaking high in the third quarter of 2013, totaling nearly $10.7 billion.
The agency overseeing California's health insurance exchange offered a bit of breathing room for consumers who tried but failed to meet Monday's deadline for coverage starting in the new year, as its website and call centers were overwhelmed by last-minute demand.
Apple and China Mobile announced a long-anticipated agreement Monday to bring the iPhone to the world's biggest phone company.
J.P. Morgan Chase is limiting the withdrawals and purchases of its customers who used their debit cards at Target during the security breach.
