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Google profit, revenue up
The Net search giant says its online ad business appears to have stabilized, striking a hopeful chord after a string of difficult quarters.
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Netflix stock rises on rumors
Stock in Netflix Inc. surged earlier this week on rumors that the online movie rental firm would be acquired by a tech giant like Amazon.com.
Cisco laying off up to 700
This from MarketWatch: Cisco Systems Inc. is laying off 600-700 employees at its Silicon Valley headquarters as part of a previously announced restructuring.
More millionaires in Bay Area
Last year, the S&P dropped 40% and the state jobless rate zoomed, so the number of Bay Area millionaires ... climbed?
CIT is refused bailout - shares plunge
Denied a federal bailout, CIT Group Inc. saw its shares plunge 75 percent Thursday as bondholders scrambled to find an 11th-hour...
CIT failure could unleash slew of bankruptcies
Move along. Nothing to see here. That appears to be the view of the Obama administration as it allows CIT Group Inc . to desperately...
Venture Capital Watch
Each week, The Chronicle tracks the latest investments, fundraising, mergers and initial public offerings involving Bay Area venture...
Paulson defends actions as Treasury secretary
Former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson strongly defended his decision to pressure Bank of America to go through with a deal to...
Gains in tech stocks extend Wall Street's rally
Investors piled into technology stocks again to extend the market's rally. Hope for more good earnings from technology leaders made...
Jobless claims dip but clouded by auto shutdowns
The number of newly laid-off Americans signing up for unemployment benefits last week, and those using this safety net over a longer...
On the record: FedEx CEO Frederick W. Smith
Frederick W. Smith, the founder, president, chairman and CEO of FedEx, built...
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Short Attention Span Literature
A first-time novelist, Matt Stewart, is taking a new tack by releasing his book, "The French Revolution," 140 characters at a time on Twitter.
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FTC, state go after alleged loan scammers
Prosecutors nationwide filed 189 legal actions Wednesday against loan modification consultants accused of...
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- Sotomayor on her way; GOP pledges quick court vote
- Coalition of LGBT groups: Next year too soon for gay marriage vote in CA
- S.F. called one of toughest cities on homeless
- One BART union votes to reject contract offer
- Democrats open push to overhaul health care
- Debunking the cougar myth
- Muni chief outlines crackdown on fare evaders
