San Francisco's ServiceSource Plans $75 Million IPO
ServiceSource International Inc. is planning an initial public offering, according to documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission Monday.
Watch CBS News
ServiceSource International Inc. is planning an initial public offering, according to documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission Monday.
For some who are fighting an addiction to social networking sites like Facebook, an application is now available to help you stay away.
The U.S. Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission are expanding their probe into possible kickbacks on the part of computer maker Hewlett Packard Co., a regulatory filing said.
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan broadened their insider trading crackdown Thursday, arresting four people on charges alleging that so-called "expert consultants" revealed secrets about Apple Inc.'s iPhone.
Oracle's net income jumped 28 percent as companies spent more liberally on technology for back offices.
The content-sharing site Delicious may not be on Yahoo Inc.'s shrinking menu of online services much longer.
First there was virtual reality. Now we have augmented reality. A new smartphone feature let's you integrate online classified ads with the real world.
The Commerce Department is calling for the creation of a "privacy bill of rights" for Internet users to set ground rules for companies that collect consumer data online and use that information for marketing and other purposes.
MySpace says it has extended its search and advertising deal with online search leader Google for several years.
You are being watched, and it's not just at the bank or someone with a cell phone camera. Nancy in Concord asked this Good Question: How many traffic cameras does Caltrans have, and who operates them?
Facebook will try to make it easier to identify friends in photos uploaded to the social networking site by using facial recognition software to suggest people that users may want to tag.
Sharing your car with someone you don't know might seem risky. But two San Francisco companies are trying to make it safer and easier by helping arrange neighbor-to-neighbor car rentals.
Facebook's founder and CEO has been named Time's "Person of the Year" for 2010.
Yahoo confirmed multiple reports of more layoffs Tuesday, reducing its work force by 4 percent and as it handed out 600 layoff notices for the holidays.
Despite Pacific Gas & Electric claims he acted alone, internal documents show information from online snooping by a former executive was widely shared with employees at the San Francisco-based utility.
