Some Silicon Valley Businesses Call On Amazon To End Sales Tax Fight
Small business owners in Silicon Valley are calling on Amazon and other online retailers to end their campaign against California's new sales tax law.
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Small business owners in Silicon Valley are calling on Amazon and other online retailers to end their campaign against California's new sales tax law.
Zynga Inc., the maker of popular online games such as "FarmVille" and "CityVille," is being sued for patent infringement by a Texas gaming startup.
Facebook has stopped letting pharmaceutical companies disable the comment section on its site.
A recent study tracking people's cellphone habits revealed something researchers might not have expected. The Pew Internet & American Life Project found that 13% of adults have faked being on the phone to avoid someone they didn't want to talk to.
Google's Mountain View headquarters is no longer large enough to house all of the company's employees. As a result, the Internet search giant is moving to neighboring Sunnyvale.
Netflix is giving kids & their parents a new reason to embrace its Internet video subscription service as it raises prices to the dismay of many customers...
A Bay Area Rapid Transit spokesman defended Monday the agency's interruption of cellphone service to prevent a protest from happening at train stations in downtown San Francisco last week.
Bay Area Rapid Transit prepared for renewed protests Monday, a day after hackers broke into a BART user website and posted contact information for more than 2,000 customers.
BART's myBART website has been breached, including the release of thousands of user names, email addresses, passwords and other personal information.
Groupon may be one of the big names amongst the daily deal Web sites, but its latest quarterly report shows a deficit of more than $100 million.
PG&E conducted tests in Solano and Yolo counties Thursday to determine the reliability and accuracy of aerial gas leak detection technologies.
Thirty years ago tomorrow, IBM unveiled the personal computer that some say changed the world. It was the 5150 machine that made a big leap forward.
Fremont Bank has become the first on the West Coast to offer security-enhanced debit cards with information stored on a chip instead of on a magnetic stripe. It's called CertiFlash technology.
Increasing numbers of Americans are dropping cable and satellite television service, and the weak economy is to blame, according to the Associated Press.
Social networking site Facebook has launched a messenger application for iPhone and Android smartphones to help users stay in touch.
