Uber Says It Will Kick Off Riders For Low Ratings
Uber passengers could lose access to the ride-hailing app if their rating is too low.
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Uber passengers could lose access to the ride-hailing app if their rating is too low.
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg did not attend a hearing in Ottawa on Tuesday, despite receiving summonses from the Canadian parliament.
Former Cal Tech professor Murray Gell-Mann, acclaimed as a giant of 20th century physics, a Nobel laureate who helped discover and classify subatomic particles such as the quark, has died at his Santa Fe home.
Unlike most of its technology peers, Amazon keeps its carbon footprint figures hidden. The company promised to disclose its carbon-emission figures this year although it declined last week to elaborate on its timeline to CBS News.
A security lapse at a major California-based real estate title company exposed the bank account numbers and other sensitive information contained in 885 million files.
For the year, the share price is down around 40%, largely on concerns Tesla is running out of buyers for its vehicles.
Median pay for S&P 500 CEOs was $12 million last year.
Facebook's former security chief is disagreeing with calls to break up the social network.
The video, which shows Pelosi's onstage comments at the Center for American Progress on Wednesday, has been slowed down, which makes her words seem slurred.
A group of San Jose State University students just made history on their campus: building the college's first autonomous vehicle.
More than a half-dozen cars were broken into overnight in a new Gilroy subdivision but it's how the thieves apparently got inside the vehicles that has security analysts sounding the alarm.
Google denied allegations by local comedians and San Francisco city officials that it will acquire the venue of the Punch Line comedy club, saying it has leased the space next door.
Facebook removed more than 3 billion fake accounts from October to March, twice as many as the previous six months, the company said Thursday.
Shares of Bay Area electric carmaker Tesla, suffering one of the worst stretches in company history, rebounded Thursday after CEO Elon Musk told employees that orders are up.
A Washington Post article lamenting how San Francisco has lost its soul to tech companies is creating a social media buzz, while prompting others to say its not true.
