San Francisco: Page 5
Is Your City Among the 10 Richest in the U.S.?
A new report reveals the 10 wealthiest cities in America.
Postal Service Approved to Deliver San Francisco's Groceries
The U.S. Postal Service got the go-ahead for a market test in San Francisco to deliver groceries in the early morning hours.
Furthering Its Goal to Get Physical, Amazon to Open West Coast Pop-Up Shops
The ecommerce powerhouse says will open pop-up kiosks in San Francisco and Sacramento, just in time for the holiday shopping season.
Airbnb Will Soon Operate Legally in San Francisco
The new law, which received initial approval from the city, is expected to take effect in February and comes with a number of requirements for hosts using the site.
Coming Soon: Hotel Tax on Airbnb Rentals in San Francisco
Next month, the city will start charging renters a 14 percent occupancy tax on behalf of its hosts.
Which Is a Better City for Startups, San Francisco or New York City?
Entrepreneurs, investors and executives weigh in.
San Francisco Says Enough Monkey Business: Tells Parking Spot App to Shut Down
After being served a cease-and-desist letter by the city, on-demand parking app MonkeyParking is suspending its services in San Francisco.
Controversial Reservation 'Scalping' Site Rethinks Its Mission
A startup that allows customers to pay for restaurant reservations is doing a 'soft pivot' following outrage from the restaurant industry.
San Francisco Puts the Brakes on a Parking App Startup
The City Attorney says that MonkeyParking – an app that allow users to pay for information about available spots – is selling the use of public parking spaces, not information.
Hampton Creek Reinvents the Egg
The San Francisco startup has developed a plant-based substitute that's both cheaper and healthier than the real thing.
Total Reversal: Mark Zuckerberg Embraces Web Anonymity in Facebook F8 Keynote
Instead of turning a blind eye to the growing backlash against identity-based social media, Facebook wants in.
Mark Zuckerberg Gets Waxed (Don't Worry. It's Not What You Think.)
A wax statue of the tech tycoon is available for selfies at Madame Tussauds in San Francisco.
Y Combinator Boosts Startup Payout, Keeps Equity the Same
Why? Bay Area rents are too damn high.
The Smartphone 'Kill Switch' Is Coming, But You'll Probably Have to Download It
Major manufacturers and wireless carriers have agreed to offer a free opt-in 'kill switch' for smartphones made after July 2015.
A Tour Inside Twitter's Stylish New San Francisco Headquarters
The building Twitter calls home previously stood vacant for 50 years. See how the social-media company revamped its new headquarters.