Twitter Falls Below $20 A Share; Markets Lose Early Gains
Shares of San Francisco-based Twitter fell below $20 a share in early trading Friday as the market appeared to be in for another anxious day.
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Shares of San Francisco-based Twitter fell below $20 a share in early trading Friday as the market appeared to be in for another anxious day.
The Dow is on pace to lose 1,000 points this week as Wall Street sinks under the weight of China, with the world's second largest economy showing increasing signs of weakness.
The sell-off of Apple continued early Thursday as shares fell to under $100 as the New York exchanges were set open lower as Chinese stocks nosedived, triggering their second daylong trading halt this week.
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A federal judge in San Francisco said Wednesday he plans to dismiss a copyright lawsuit filed on behalf of an Indonesian monkey by an advocacy group that claims the animal owns the rights to a famous series of "monkey selfie" photographs.
Nearly two years after being acquired by Facebook, virtual reality company Oculus is now accepting pre-orders for its headset.
Apple fans keep buying iPhones, but Wall Street keeps worrying the company won't be able to match last year's blistering sales pace.
Netflix has begun streaming its Internet video service in 130 more countries, nearly completing its expansion a year ahead of schedule.
A big Yahoo investor is asking for a leadership change at the beleaguered company and pushing for the spinoff of its core Internet business.
U.S. stocks were set to tumble at the opening bell early Wednesday as global markets and oil prices fell after a North Korean nuclear test unnerved investors and a report reinforced worries about growth in China, the world's No. 2 economy.
Powerful computers that can drive better than people, high-definition road maps and low-cost sensors are about to remove some big barriers to self-driving cars.
Twitter is testing a new feature that would allow users to post pages instead of paragraphs.
Nearly two months after an out-of-control tour bus crashed in Downtown San Francisco, state lawmakers are trying to put the brakes on problem buses that slip through the cracks.
Yahoo has closed its online video hub as part of a purge that CEO Marissa Mayer hopes will make the beleaguered Internet company more profitable.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency board of directors is expected to discuss raising parking meter rates at Tuesday's meeting.
