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Stock indexes are managing small gains as an upturn in technology companies outweighs weakness in other parts of the market, including a drop in airlines.
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J.C. Penney is under fire for a back-to-school ad, that parents say promotes bullying and puts pressure on cash-strapped parents.
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William Ackman has resigned from J.C. Penney Co.'s board as part of a deal to resolve an unusually public battle.
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Attorney General Eric Holder says a merger between US Airways and the parent company of American Airlines would bring "higher airfares, higher fees and fewer choices."
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Stocks are closing mixed after a quiet day of trading. BlackBerry jumped after saying it would consider putting itself up for sale.
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Clean-energy advocates are teaming up with legislators to boost a tax credit for people who buy electric cars.
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Though most video games are marketed toward teen boys and young men, a new study reveals 45 percent of gamers are women.
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A federal administrative panel has issued an import ban on some Samsung devices on grounds they violate two of Apple's patents.
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Apple's request to temporarily suspend a ruling that it violated antitrust laws by conspiring to raise e-book prices has been denied.
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Indexes are closing lower on Wall Street, closing out a dreary week for the stock market. The Dow fell 72 points to 15,425 on Friday.
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Miners and other companies that deal in commodities helped pull the stock market out of a three-day slump.
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If something looks different about Yahoo!, your eyes aren't deceiving you -- the Sunnyvale company has a new look.
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If something looks different about Yahoo!, your eyes aren't deceiving you -- the Sunnyvale company has a new look.
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The Children's Place has stopped selling a T-shirt that sparked complaints of sexism.
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Customers can buy original and limited edition works of art from more than 150 prominent galleries and dealers via Amazon Art.
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Amazon co-founder Jeff Bezos struck a deal to buy the venerable Washington broadsheet and other newspapers for $250 million.
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Stocks are closing lower on Wall Street after several companies reported weak earnings.
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The U.S. government accused Bank of America of fraud, saying the company misled investors in its sale of mortgage bonds during 2008.
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Rural/Metro, a private ambulance company serving Santa Clara County, is fully operational even after it filed for bankruptcy.
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Stocks are ending lower after a quiet day of trading on Wall Street.
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Facebook's resurgent stock has closed above its IPO price for the first time since the company made its debut on Wall Street.
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The stock market is closing slightly higher after erasing an early loss.
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Stocks roared back to record highs on Thursday, driven by good news on the economy.
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The Department of Transportation has fined Southwest airlines $200,000 for bad practices.
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Starbucks says it's reached a deal to partner with Google that will allow it to offer its customers dramatically faster Wi-Fi service.
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Facebook's stock price has passed its $38 IPO price for the first time since its rocky initial public offering more than a year ago.
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It is peak season for strawberries, but there is a shortage of farm workers to pick them.
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A building boom fueled by Apple, Google, Facebook, and Samsung is creating a demand for skilled construction workers.
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A new report out Tuesday shows the real estate market in the Bay Area is hot.
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Stocks are edging mostly higher on Wall Street after several companies turned in solid earnings.
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Facebook's stock came within pennies of its $38 IPO price for the first time since its rocky initial public offering more than a year ago.
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An Oregon woman won millions of dollars after fighting to have mistakes removed from her credit report.
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Online retailing giant Amazon says it's trying to fill 7,000 jobs ahead of Tuesday's visit from President Obama.
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A judge says Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke can be questioned in a suit against the government filed by the former head of AIG.
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Three days before the end of the month, a blistering rally in stocks appears to be fading.
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The average U.S. price of a gallon of gasoline has jumped eight cents over the past two weeks.
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The stock market recovered from an early swoon and is ending the day pretty much where it started.
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It is peak season for strawberries, but there is a shortage of farm workers to pick them.
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Facebook shares soared 30 percent Thursday after the social media giant reported much-improved second-quarter revenue and profit.
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Zynga narrowed its second-quarter losses as the troubled company laid off workers and trimmed other expenses.
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Stocks are closing with modest gains on Wall Street. Technology stocks fared far better than the rest of the market Thursday.
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According to a report, Chipotle said it pretended to hack its own Twitter account as part of a publicity stunt to "spark conversation."
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Oracle CEO Larry Ellison and Apple founder Steve Jobs will be honored by the Bay Area Business Hall Of Fame.
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