Justin Bieber Drops New Album On SF-Based Lyft
Justin Bieber has given new meaning to the term ride-sharing. He's dropping his new album Purpose on Lyft and showing up on surprise rides.
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Justin Bieber has given new meaning to the term ride-sharing. He's dropping his new album Purpose on Lyft and showing up on surprise rides.
A leading Swiss watchmaker and two technology titans have combined forces to produce a computerized wristwatch billed as the "world's smartest luxury watch."
Google Life Sciences is teaming with the American Heart Association to find new ways to fight heart disease.
The startup carmaker Faraday Future has about 400 employees and has poached executive talent from Tesla.
Facebook's chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg, told cadets at the Air Force Academy that bias is prevalent in the military.
Social media lit up Saturday evening as people reported seeing strange lights in the skies over California and Nevada.
Robert De Niro apparently doesn't take kindly to tech moguls he thinks are disrespecting celebrities.
San Jose is the richest and most productive hub in the U.S., according to a new report.
There's no escaping the Bay Area's red hot housing market.
Google is teaming up with hundreds of schools to take kids on field trips where no bus has ever gone.
Square, the six-year-old company known for its white, cube-shaped card readers that plug into smartphones, is boosting its planned initial public offering value by 47 percent in what has become a very dicey market for new companies trying to raise cash.
Toyota Motor Corp. President Akio Toyoda said Friday the company will start operating from January 2016, with 200 employees at a Silicon Valley facility near Stanford University.
A Scottish man faces a securities fraud charge after prosecutors say he manipulated stock prices using Twitter.
NASA's Mars-orbiting Maven spacecraft has discovered that the sun likely robbed the red planet of its once-thick atmosphere and water.
The cable company is rolling out more caps as the Internet becomes an increasingly popular way to watch TV. Streaming video eats up more data than surfing the Internet and reading email.
