Steve Jobs Memorial Pulled Down In Russia After Tim Cook Comes Out As Gay
A tribute to Apple CEO Steve Jobs has been removed from a college in Saint Petersburg.
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A tribute to Apple CEO Steve Jobs has been removed from a college in Saint Petersburg.
Hewlett-Packard has pleaded guilty to felony charges that former employees bribed Russian government officials for a contract, and the company has been fined $58.7 million.
Two columns of tanks and military vehicles rolled into southeastern Ukraine from Russia on Thursday after Grad missiles were fired at a border post and Ukraine's overmatched border guards fled, a top Ukrainian official said.
Russian hackers have stolen 1.2 billion user names and passwords in a series of Internet heists affecting 420,000 websites, according to a report published Tuesday.
The United States Geological Survey reports a 6.6 magnitude earthquake occurred Sunday morning off the coast of Russia's Kuril Islands, about 780 miles northeast of Tokyo.
World leaders demanded Friday that pro-Russia rebels who control the eastern Ukraine crash site of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 give immediate, unfettered access to independent investigators to determine who shot down the plane.
About 100 of the passengers on the Malaysia Airlines flight that was shot down over the Ukraine on Thursday were reportedly AIDS scientists and researchers heading to Australia for a conference.
An adviser to Ukraine's Interior Minister says a Malaysian passenger plane carrying 295 people has been shot down over a town in the east of the country.
The news about Thursday's Malaysia Airlines MH17 crash is stirring some anxiety among SFO passengers getting ready to fly.
A photo apparently taken Thursday morning at Amsterdam's airport and posted to Facebook appears to be a joke made as a passenger boarded Malaysia Flight MH17, writing in rough translation, "If my plane disappears, here's what it looks like," in reference to Malaysia Airlines' other tragedy, the disappearance of flight MH370.
There is no widespread tsunami threat after a preliminary magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck the Kermadec Islands Region Thursday afternoon.
Russia's World Cup team manager is blaming a green laser pointed at his goalie from the stands for his team's elimination.
A massive 7.9 revised magnitude earthquake off Alaska's remote Aleutian Islands has triggered a regional tsunami, with reports of water already leaving some harbors including Adak Harbor, as the waves begin to come in.
Russia has dismissed comments by the commander of U.S. air forces in the Pacific linking Russian military flights near the California coast and the island of Guam as a show of force over the Ukraine crisis.
More than 100,000 members of an international gay rights group have sent messages to the IOC urging changes to ensure that future Olympic host countries do not have discriminatory laws on their books.
The call has been led by Supervisor Scott Wiener, after Russia passed a law criminalizing any activity that supports gay rights.
Hewlett-Packard Co. and its Russian, Polish and Mexican subsidiaries agreed Wednesday to pay $108 million in penalties to settle criminal and civil charges of paying bribes and illegal commissions to secure foreign government contracts.
At a hearing on Capitol Hill Wednesday, Musk said his rival in the world of military satellites, United Launch Alliance, has rockets made partially in Russia.
Viktor Kee, a star juggler with Cirque du Soleil, is driving across the country, starting in San Francisco, to help people in his native Ukraine.
15-year old South Bay figure skater Polina Edmunds takes to the ice in Sochi Russia Wednesday morning.
A Silicon Valley firm is providing state-of-the-art facial recognition technology currently being used at the international airport in Sochi, Russia to identify athletes, fans, and dignitaries attending the Olympics.
Olympic athletes from the Bay Area have been looking forward to Friday's opening ceremonies in Sochi, Russia, but while some admit to being worried about security, there are others who aren't over thinking it.
As people from all over the world are gathering in Sochi, Russia for the Winter Olympics to watch top athletes, it is also apparently a gathering spot for hackers. There are reports that people are being hacked the second they log onto a Russian network.
There are no gay people in the host city for the 2014 Winter Olympics, according to mayor Anatoly Pakhomov, despite 400,000 residents, and a normal allotment of gay bars.
Over the weekend a 15-year-old from San Jose was named one of three female figure skaters who will make up the U.S. Olympic team.
