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Wednesday, investors will get to find out the potential consequences to meeting that production goal.
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Wednesday, investors will get to find out the potential consequences to meeting that production goal.
Ride-hailing companies Uber and Lyft have agreed to allow the city of San Francisco to tax a percentage of their net ride revenues.
The Cupertino City Council has postponed a plan to place a new business tax measure on the November ballot.
Like many Bay Area high tech companies, Asana offers its employees free breakfast, lunch and dinner as well a paid sabbatical and parental leaves.
Facebook has removed a network of accounts and pages involved in what it called "coordinated inauthentic behavior," the company said Tuesday.
San Francisco International has vending machines for tourists who need to buy a warm jacket to survive the Bay Area's cool summer weather.
A homeless and unemployed web developer in Mountain View has been overwhelmed with job offers less than two days after a picture of him handing out resumes went viral on social media.
A San Francisco coffee company is turning its back on a lucrative contract with Salesforce because of the tech giant's alleged dealings with Immigration Customs Enforcement.
A San Francisco tech company is releasing a new app that may have the solution to finding a bathroom in a crowded city, a task that is never easy.
At its offices in San Mateo, PlayStation is hosting a summer camp for Girls Who Game where young female students are learning how to design and program their own video games.
Disney's $71.3 billion acquisition of Twenty-First Century Fox's entertainment division is one step closer after shareholders approved the deal Friday.
The number of people using Twitter fell during the three months ending in June as it worked to clean up the platform and comply with new privacy regulations.
The newest "sextortion" phishing scam circulating online is targeting victims with threats of exposing their use of porn and actual passwords.
Mark Zuckerberg lost $15.7 billion overnight. The Facebook CEO was worth a mere $66.8 billion on Thursday afternoon according to Forbes.
Facebook faced a day of reckoning as its shares plunged Thursday in the company's worst trading day since going public in 2012.
