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A startup that allows customers to pay for restaurant reservations is doing a 'soft pivot' following outrage from the restaurant industry.

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.

The San Francisco startup has developed a plant-based substitute that's both cheaper and healthier than the real thing.

Instead of turning a blind eye to the growing backlash against identity-based social media, Facebook wants in.

A wax statue of the tech tycoon is available for selfies at Madame Tussauds in San Francisco.

Why? Bay Area rents are too damn high.

Major manufacturers and wireless carriers have agreed to offer a free opt-in 'kill switch' for smartphones made after July 2015.

The building Twitter calls home previously stood vacant for 50 years. See how the social-media company revamped its new headquarters.

Separate Dropboxes. One for work stuff. One for play stuff. Plus a way to link them together. Why didn't Dropbox think of this earlier?

The coffee company that positions itself as the anti-chain is poised for an ambitious expansion.

The new device lets Amazon Fresh subscribers add items to their online shopping lists by scanning a product's barcode or simply by saying its name.

According to real-estate firm Zillow, sellers on the West Coast have the upper hand, while out East, the equation is reversed.

The conference, to be held in San Francisco on April 30, will focus on the development of mobile apps.

Some of the country's busiest airports are being re-imagined. Here's what to expect and how it will transform your next trip.

The Wi-Fi-equipped commuter shuttle buses offered up by tech giants such as Google, Yahoo, Apple and Facebook are now going to be taxed based on the number of stops they make in city bus zones.

In the battle to reign supreme in the tech sector, the mayor of New York City says London is the city to watch.

Facebook is building a 394-unit luxury housing complex within walking distance of its Menlo Park headquarters. But would you want to live with your coworkers?

Just a month after returning to the hands of its founders, social-networking site Bebo has been shut down in preparation for a re-launch.

Tax-planning startup GoodApril analyzes key benchmarks for entrepreneurs, including the median salary for a technology employee and the price of office space.

See how Kevin Gao, the founder of Hyperink, is re-thinking the e-book publishing industry by focusing on niche content.

A new strategy for an online hand-me-downs company targeting moms helps raise an infusion of cash from venture backers.