Trump readies executive order aimed at social media giants
Twitter, in particular, is in president's sights following fact-check notices on two tweets
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Elon Musk lists Hillsborough home for $35 million
Tesla Chief Exeutive Elon Musk doesn't appear to be faking it with regards to his recent statement about plans to sell most of his material possessions and own no house.
The Gap says it may not have enough cash to run its business
The Gap, one of the most-iconic California clothing retailers, has said that because of the coronavirus crisis, it might not be able to fund its business for too much longer.
Coronavirus: Study says California is most-aggressive state fighting pandemic
A new study looking at responses to the pandemic says that California is putting in the most-aggressive effort of any U.S. state against the ongoing health crisis.
Coronavirus: Stocks rebound amid economic stimulus hopes
U.S. stocks rebounded Tuesday amid hopes that President Trump's proposed stimulus package will help alleviate at least some of the economic fallout from the coronavirus crisis.
Google HR boss steps down during period of employee dissension
Google’s head of human relations, Eileen Naughton, is stepping down from her position amid what has been a period of dissension involving many company employees over the changing business culture...
Facebook debuts new privacy feature to manage being tracked online
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg used Data Privacy Day on Tuesday to give details about a new feature designed to give people more control over how they are tracked by...
We’re not the worst state, but just how bad is California for drivers?
Throw in a few expletives and you can sum up most drivers' feelings about getting behind the wheel, fighting miles of traffic, and trying to get from Point A to...
President Trump slams Apple for refusing to unlock criminals’ iPhones
President Donald Trump has slammed Apple over what he said is the company's refusal to unlock the iPhones of "violent criminal elements" in order to help law enforcement officials in...
Facebook says politicians can still tell lies in their online ads
Facebook said Thursday that it intends to make no major changes in its policies toward political ads, a decision that will still allow candidates to include lies about their rivals...
