Twitter Signs Lease To SF Mid-Market Building
After months of negotiations and a controversial tax break, the social networking leaders at Twitter have opted to keep the company in San Francisco,
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After months of negotiations and a controversial tax break, the social networking leaders at Twitter have opted to keep the company in San Francisco,
San Francisco would no longer tax stock options under a proposal introduced Tuesday at the Board of Supervisors meeting.
In the wake of embarrassing tweets by pro athletes, John Madden told the KCBS morning crew that rules of etiquette are needed for social media.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee has signed up some of the city's top technology companies to join his new Technology Advisory Council with the goal of growing San Francisco's high tech industry.
A celebrity chef whose bright-yellow Lamborghini was stolen from a San Francisco car dealership has gotten a yellow Chevrolet Camaro to replace it.
San Francisco's Mid-Market neighborhood has added a new tenant to its growing roster of businesses persuaded to relocate to the beleaguered stretch of Market Street: the Burning Man headquarters.
The measure passed by the Board of Supervisors 8-3 on Tuesday exempts the microblogging service from paying payroll tax on new hires if it moves to the city's neglected Mid-Market area.
A controversial piece of legislation was scheduled to be introduced at Tuesday's Board of Supervisors meeting at San Francisco City Hall.
The Twitter co-founder responsible for the 5-year-old service's first tweet is returning to oversee the company's products.
A San Francisco Board of Supervisors committee has voted to extend local tax breaks to Twitter and other companies that would relocate to a blighted section of the city.
From modest beginnings, social networking site now respected, used by many - from from No. 1 tweeter Lady Gaga to President Obama...
The recently fired star of "Two and a Half Men," current tweeter and soon-to-be live tour star has been offered his job back by CBS...
The tentative deal reached between Twitter and the city of San Francisco is facing opposition from the city's largest labor union.
Twitter officials told San Francisco city leaders on Tuesday that the company plans to lease offices in the Mid-Market neighborhood if it receives a payroll tax exemption.
Google, Twitter and other technology companies are finding ways to help following last week's earthquake in Japan.
An advocacy group says Anne Hathaway, Martin Sheen and Jane Lynch are among a group of celebrities urging President Obama to support marriage rights for same-sex couples...
Jurors chosen for baseball slugger Barry Bonds' perjury trial in San Francisco next week might have to leave their cell phones and laptops turned off for weeks.
Something must be in the 'Tigerblood' that accounts to the over 1.3 million Twitter followers Charlie Sheen accumulated in just a couple of days...
The question of who would come to power in Egypt once President Hosni Mubarak resigns dominated a global town hall meeting held Thursday by the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, Susan Rice.
Google Inc. and Facebook Inc. have both held low-level talks with Twitter Inc. about purchasing the social networking service, according to a report published Thursday.
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee joined Supervisors David Chiu and Jane Kim proposed tax breaks to Twitter and other companies to relocate to the city's Mid-Market neighborhood.
Super Sunday. The biggest day of the year in sports - not only for the Super Bowl itself but of course - the commercials!
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee is reaching out to Twitter in the hope of getting the networking giant to keep its headquarters in the city.
Marketing a business can be costly, but a tweet can cost next to nothing. A small Bay Area boutique has seen more website traffic by using the social networking service.
The Russian president and the Terminator are tweeting—and may soon go skiing together.
