Court won't order Google-NSA interactions released

Facebook updates data use policy to give more info

Yahoo CEO says he didn't mislead company

Yahoo CEO says he didn't mislead company

Digital 'wallets' proliferate at cellphone show

Bing to duel Google with Facebook-friendly format for search results

FDA advisers recommend OK for weight loss drug

Change to top of WTC raises questions over height

China's Huawei hopes to make a name for itself

Macy's 1Q profit jumps 38 percent

‘Liberator of ladies' hair Vidal Sassoon dies at 84

Cisco's sobering forecast about tech spending overshadows 3Q earnings

US employers posted 3.74 M jobs in March

BofA initiates home loan modification offers

Yahoo director on hot seat to leave board

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - A Yahoo director embroiled in an investigation into an inaccuracy about CEO Scott Thompson's academic credentials is surrendering her seat on the troubled Internet company's board. Patti Hart says she decided to not to seek re-election to Yahoo's board to focus on her job as CEO at gambling machine maker International Game Technology. She confirmed her departure in ...

A respite for Medicare; Social Security no worse

Microsoft aims to simplify with Windows 8.1

Public-private partnership pushes '3-D printing'

Chicago hotel workers end strike after 10 years

Japan suspends imports after modified wheat found

Amazon to make 2 original comedies, 3 kids shows

Wealthy get most major tax breaks

Sales of bank-owned homes hit 5-year low

Bill would require OT, other benefits for nannies

SACRAMENTO (AP) - Democrats have passed a bill that would provide overtime pay, meal breaks and other labor protections for domestic workers in California. Lawmakers in the Assembly passed AB241 by Democratic Assemblyman Tom Ammiano of San Francisco on a 41-24 vote Wednesday. Ammiano said the bill - called the Domestic Workers of Bill of Rights - seeks to give housekeepers, nannies and caregivers fair pay and safe working conditions. It now moves to the ...

China's Shuanghui in $4.7B deal for Smithfield Foods

Home prices rise percent across nation for biggest gain since 2006

Economic gains boost confidence to 5-year high

Netflix stock sinks on mixed reviews of 'Arrested'

Who gets the cash in Starbucks' tip jars?

Entry fee study sparks northern opposition

SEATTLE (AP) - By Michael Hill's estimation, 90 percent of the people pumping gas at his station just south of the U.S.-Canada border in Washington state are Canadians.