Electronic Medical Records Fueling San Francisco Company's Growth
Practice Fusion, a San Francisco company, has seen exponential growth since the Health Care Reform Act was signed into law two years ago.
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Practice Fusion, a San Francisco company, has seen exponential growth since the Health Care Reform Act was signed into law two years ago.
A digital detox begins at sunset on Friday, as a national day of unplugging— where people are being asked to interact with one another instead of being glued to their smart phones and other gadgets.
U.S. Congressman John Garamendi was at BART's repair yard in Concord, where he argued the importance of a national response to aging transit systems everywhere in the U.S.
Zynga's CEO and other insiders at the online games company plan to sell 43 million shares of stock in a public offering that will boost the amount of stock available for general trading by 35 percent.
Ferry service to AT&T Park is clearly a popular option for plenty of game-goers, judging by the packed boats criss-crossing the Bay from Marin to SF.
Facebook is warning employers not to demand the passwords of job applicants, saying that it's an invasion of privacy that opens companies to legal liabilities.
Just how many of your Facebook friends are really friends? The popular social networking site is now giving users the option of demoting people to acquaintances.
Online game maker Zynga has bought New York-based OMGPop, maker of the popular mobile game "Draw Something."
A web-tracking firm has come out with the Internet's most popular sites and while Google continues to dominate, an up and coming social networking site is also making waves.
Kenneth Raasch and his wife Linda are offering to trade their 7,000-plus square foot home in Los Gatos for $29 million dollars worth of Facebook stock, ahead of the social media giant's move to go public.
One of Yahoo's major investors has urged shareholders to vote its four nominees onto the Internet company's board of directors, launching a potentially nasty fight to transform the board.
The new iPad was definitely a hot item when it went on sale. But, some people who bought the device think it may be just a bit too hot. The internet has been atwitter the past couple of days with reports that the lower left hand corner of the tablet was noticeably warmer than its predecessor.
HP is the world's No. 1 maker of personal computers. But consumers are buying fewer PCs in recent years as they increasingly turn their attention to tablets and smartphones.
Oracle's earnings rose 18 percent despite meager revenue growth during its latest quarter...
For years, California consumers have to pay an extra fee when they buy a new TV or computer to recycle old electronics that can't be thrown in the garbage. But that may change.
