World's Most Valuable Startup? Uber Could Soon Be Worth $50 Billion
Uber is reportedly seeking a new round of financing that could make the San Francisco-based ridesharing startup worth $50 billion, before offering publicly traded stock.
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Uber is reportedly seeking a new round of financing that could make the San Francisco-based ridesharing startup worth $50 billion, before offering publicly traded stock.
When scientists at the University of California, Berkeley came up with a way to edit DNA, the genetic blueprint of all living things, they had no idea one day they might regret it.
Millions of items on Etsy could be counterfeit
Four of the nearly 50 self-driving cars now rolling around California have gotten into accidents since September, when the state began issuing permits for companies to test them on public roads.
If you drive a car through the Bay Area, chances are good that police have photos of your license plate, and data on where you've been, and that information may be available to anyone who asks for it.
The Oakland Police Department is partnering with a mobile developer to promote a personal safety app police say will bring "real-time community policing" to the city.
Presidential candidate and Kentucky senator Rand Paul says he's offically opening a campaign office in San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood.
A lot of us are uploading, downloading and playing games, racking up a ton of data usage. But $555 in a single month? One local couple says it isn't possible.
Should the unthinkable happen on a San Francisco beach - a sunny, warm day - you may soon have a place to hide from that unfamiliar heat-emitting orb in the sky.
Yelp and Salesforce are each reportedly on the block, but is there truly interested in one of them?
Santa Clara County officials couldn't reach a contract agreement with the manufacturer of the device that mimics a cell tower, allowing authorities to track a phone.
Yelp's slumping stock bounced back Thursday on a report that the online business review service may be sold.
Drivers in the Bay Area will be among the first in the U.S. to be able to purchase a vehicle that runs on hydrogen later this year.
A priest had to fend off a robber trying to steal his iPad while he read outside a church in San Francisco.
"BART, and you're there," was not a slogan that applied to Wednesday's commute, and many riders turned to Uber to get across the Bay and around the city.
