Graco recalls car seats; webbing may not hold child in crash
Graco Children's Products is recalling more than 25,000 car seats because the harness webbing can break in a crash and may not keep children restrained.
Graco Children's Products is recalling more than 25,000 car seats because the harness webbing can break in a crash and may not keep children restrained.
Uber admits to stiffing NYC drivers by millions of dollars
Uber on Tuesday admitted to underpaying its New York City drivers tens of millions of dollars for the past 2 1/2 years.
Uber on Tuesday admitted to underpaying its New York City drivers tens of millions of dollars for the past 2 1/2 years.
Guard fired after alleged racial profiling at Mission Grocery Outlet
A security guard has been fired over an alleged racial-profiling incident at a new Grocery Outlet store in San Francisco's Mission District.
A security guard has been fired over an alleged racial-profiling incident at a new Grocery Outlet store in San Francisco's Mission District.
Bay Area business hopes to win bid to build Trump's border wall
President Donald Trump’s policies on immigration and border security are having an impact on families across the country, and in the Bay Area, cities are boycotting companies that plan to work on his proposed border wall.
President Donald Trump’s policies on immigration and border security are having an impact on families across the country, and in the Bay Area, cities are boycotting companies that plan to work on his proposed border wall.
IBM, pioneer of remote work, calls workers back to the office
IBM is giving thousands of its remote workers in the U.S. a choice this week: Abandon your home workspaces and return to a regional office -- or leave the company.
IBM is giving thousands of its remote workers in the U.S. a choice this week: Abandon your home workspaces and return to a regional office -- or leave the company.
Neighborhood says no to Lower Haight Blue Bottle coffee shop
Dreams of expanding a popular Oakland-born coffee company have come to a grinding halt in one San Francisco neighborhood.
Dreams of expanding a popular Oakland-born coffee company have come to a grinding halt in one San Francisco neighborhood.
Stocks, bond yields drop as D.C. turmoil roils Wall Street
The brewing political crisis in Washington rattled Wall Street Wednesday, knocking the Dow Jones industrial average down more than 370 points and giving the stock market its biggest single-day slump in eight months.
The brewing political crisis in Washington rattled Wall Street Wednesday, knocking the Dow Jones industrial average down more than 370 points and giving the stock market its biggest single-day slump in eight months.
Starbucks swaps traditional ice for coffee ice at select stores
Forget ice cubes watering down your coffee drink - what about coffee ice? Starbucks is testing replacing traditional ice cubes coffee ice cubes at a few select stores.
Forget ice cubes watering down your coffee drink - what about coffee ice? Starbucks is testing replacing traditional ice cubes coffee ice cubes at a few select stores.
Ford cuts 1,400 jobs, 10 percent of white-collar work force
Ford Motor Co. plans to cut 10 percent of its salaried jobs in North America and Asia Pacific this year in an effort to boost profits.
Ford Motor Co. plans to cut 10 percent of its salaried jobs in North America and Asia Pacific this year in an effort to boost profits.
Burger King may soon be serving alcohol
Soon you might be spending happy hour at a local fast food chain, instead of your favorite bar.
Soon you might be spending happy hour at a local fast food chain, instead of your favorite bar.
Federal appeals court upholds Google trademark
SAN FRANCISCO (BCN) Google Inc. can hold onto the trademark for its name, a federal appeals court in San Francisco ruled today.
SAN FRANCISCO (BCN) Google Inc. can hold onto the trademark for its name, a federal appeals court in San Francisco ruled today.
Bay Area residents sound off on decision to leave California
A report this week by KTVU that examined why some longtime Bay Area residents are pulling up stakes and leaving California resulted in an outpouring of emotion about the wrenching decision to leave the Golden State.
A report this week by KTVU that examined why some longtime Bay Area residents are pulling up stakes and leaving California resulted in an outpouring of emotion about the wrenching decision to leave the Golden State.
Woman reportedly finds squid-like substance in bottle of coconut water
Barbara Kline, a mother-of-two, reportedly suffered sickness and diarrhea for days after finding a slimy, mystery mass in a bottle of coconut water. The nurse from Goshen, N.Y., posted a picture of the stomach-churning discovery on Facebook and said she had accidentally swallowed some...
Barbara Kline, a mother-of-two, reportedly suffered sickness and diarrhea for days after finding a slimy, mystery mass in a bottle of coconut water. The nurse from Goshen, N.Y., posted a picture of the stomach-churning discovery on Facebook and said she had accidentally swallowed some...
Delta unveils new face scan baggage check at MSP
Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport has had self serve check in kiosks for years. But the newest technology landing at the airport could make checking your bags a lot easier, too.
Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport has had self serve check in kiosks for years. But the newest technology landing at the airport could make checking your bags a lot easier, too.
California driver's licenses about to change
The Trump administration has set a date for when states must comply with regulations that require airline passengers to present driver's licenses that meet the new federal guidelines.
The Trump administration has set a date for when states must comply with regulations that require airline passengers to present driver's licenses that meet the new federal guidelines.
As Bay Area population rises many longtime Californians move out
The Bay Area's population is on the rise - in part because technology is fueling a big surge in jobs. At the same time though, many longtime Californians are leaving the state. Jessica Robertson-Baird has called the Bay Area home for four decades, but that's about to change. The mother, who was once an executive assistant to Steve Jobs, is leaving the San Jose home she brought her two...
The Bay Area's population is on the rise - in part because technology is fueling a big surge in jobs. At the same time though, many longtime Californians are leaving the state. Jessica Robertson-Baird has called the Bay Area home for four decades, but that's about to change. The mother, who was once an executive assistant to Steve Jobs, is leaving the San Jose home she brought her two...
Uber barred from using technology taken from start-up
A federal judge has ordered Uber to stop using technology that a key executive downloaded before he left Waymo, the autonomous car company that was spun off from Google.
A federal judge has ordered Uber to stop using technology that a key executive downloaded before he left Waymo, the autonomous car company that was spun off from Google.
Dozens of countries hit by huge cyberextortion attack
Dozens of countries were hit with a huge cyberextortion attack Friday that locked up computers and held users' files for ransom at a multitude of hospitals, companies and government agencies.
Dozens of countries were hit with a huge cyberextortion attack Friday that locked up computers and held users' files for ransom at a multitude of hospitals, companies and government agencies.
Congressional reps announce plan to promote Emeryville tech jobs
Congresswoman Barbara Lee, D-Oakland, and Congressman Mark DeSaulnier, D-Walnut Creek, today announced a plan to promote science and technology education and tech job growth in the East Bay.
Congresswoman Barbara Lee, D-Oakland, and Congressman Mark DeSaulnier, D-Walnut Creek, today announced a plan to promote science and technology education and tech job growth in the East Bay.
Lawyers: Wells Fargo created about 3.5 million fake accounts
Lawyers suing Wells Fargo on behalf of aggrieved customers say the bank may have opened about 3.5 million unauthorized accounts, far more than the figure bank and regulators disclosed last year.
Lawyers suing Wells Fargo on behalf of aggrieved customers say the bank may have opened about 3.5 million unauthorized accounts, far more than the figure bank and regulators disclosed last year.