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Saying it has "a lot of work to do" when it comes to diversity, Twitter released information about the diversity of its workforce on Wednesday. The numbers reveal most employees of the social networking giant are male, and predominantly white or Asian.
Southwest Airlines is doing damage control after a passenger and his two children were asked to leave a Denver flight over a twitter post.
The report from the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research shows the manufacturing sector in Silicon Valley has been a leading factor for economic growth in the region.
The company detected the unauthorized transactions last year, contacted authorities and gave the affected customers refunds and help changing their passwords.
Some people may be addicted to social media sites, but many are less than pleased with what they're getting. A new customer survey rates social media sites as the fourth lowest in satisfaction.
Apple's growth prospects are looking brighter as anticipation builds for the upcoming release of the next iPhone, a model that is expected to cater to consumers yearning for a bigger screen.
KCBS' Stan Bunger and Holly Quan Interview Susan Crawford, a visiting professor in intellectual property at Harvard Law, about Google's idea to turn pay phones into Wi-Fi hotspots that would be freely available to the public.
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San Francisco's Electronic Frontier Foundation has launched a new plug-in that tells people whether they're being tracked while online. You can install the program on either Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome, which are two of the more popular browsers.
Among the artists cited Kaskade, whose music has been utilized in many of Phan's clips...
California is making a late push to land electric-car maker, Tesla Motors' new high-tech battery factory that would create thousands of jobs.
There's a new app in Silicon Valley -- conservatarianism. It's the app that conservative Senator Rand Paul is pushing. He wants to join forces with local techies.
Rep. Barbara Lee, D-Oakland, announced Thursday a federal grant of nearly $900,000 for an Alameda-based organization that helps to close the gender gap for women and girls in male-dominated careers.
A Santa Clara County man has filed a lawsuit claiming that a Newark-based stem cell company fired him for complaining that manufacturing practices put patients' lives at risk.
KPIX 5 Sports Director Dennis O'Donnell looks at the history of the 49ers stadium efforts and tours the newly-opened Levi's Stadium.
