Uber CEO: Leaks And The Media Made Us Better
Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has given credit to whistleblowers and the media for making Uber better.
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Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi has given credit to whistleblowers and the media for making Uber better.
Elon Musk will remain at Tesla under a 10-year, all-or-nothing pay package that demands massive growth.
Twitter's chief operating officer is leaving the social media giant to lead another company.
A San Francisco judge has ruled Uber must turn over data on how many times customers have complained about an impaired driver.
Netflix said Monday it added more than 8 million net subscribers in the fourth quarter of 2017, marking the strongest quarterly subscription gains in its history.
Amazon employees have been testing it, but is the public ready for a cashier-less store?
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Apple's support will allow the Malala Fund to double the number of grants to fund the secondary education for girls in India and Latin America, the company announced Sunday.
Young women see the ads on their Facebook feeds, in a college newspaper, even posted on Craig's List. They read: "Donate your eggs," Help a family" and "Make some money."
The newest solution in the struggle for affordable Bay Area housing may be found in your own backyard.
He looked nothing like the suspects' descriptions but that didn't stop S.F. police from forcibly arresting a man and searching his home for stolen iPhones while his wife sat on a sofa wrapped in a bath towel.
Amazon announced Thursday the cities that have made its first cut for the location of its new second headquarters. Noticeably absent was the Bay Area.
A California congressman warns of widespread computer chip flaws that may expose individuals, businesses and government to data theft.
Six buses chartered by two major Bay Area tech companies to get employees to and from work were recently targeted by someone launching projectiles at the vehicles as they traveled on Interstate 280, authorities said.
