Women with a bachelor’s degree or higher continue to earn much less than men, and Silicon Valley’s pay gap is larger than the rest of the state or nationwide.
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The income gap in Silicon Valley is now the widest in the nation, prompting ideas for private and public sectors to work together more.
Income disparity prompts need for public-private sector collaboration Read More »
Today’s startups are tackling more regulated industries — and they’re finally succeeding.
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Since the fall, small-batch producers have applied to use KitchenTown’s industrial, cooperative kitchen to make its products and get businesses off the ground.
‘KitchenTown’ food startup incubator is launchpad for new businesses Read More »
The video game software publisher met analysts’ expectations of strong sales in console-based games and digital downloads.
Electronic Arts reports third quarter rise in revenues, income Read More »
Shares of this manufacturer of robot-assisted surgical systems dropped Tuesday following the company’s Thursday report of lower profits for the fourth quarter of 2014.
Intuitive Surgical reports lower profit for fourth quarter Read More »
After failing to meet analysts’ expectations for subscriber growth in the third quarter, the Internet television network and digital streaming company exceeded analysts’ projected numbers for the fourth quarter.
Netflix shares continue rise Read More »
In what’s been dubbed the “second screen” phenomenon, contemporary baseball fans appear to be glued to their mobile devices while watching games.
Major league fans reach for the second screen to view baseball’s biggest games Read More »
From Friday night fights to aerial photography, recreational unmanned aerial vehicles are being used more and more for recreation.
Recreational drone industry taking off Read More »
Demand for organically grown, farm-raised products has never been higher. But despite all the recent rain, the ongoing drought across California’s Central Valley has made it challenging for farmers to cope with.
Drought cuts vendors’ profits at California Avenue Farmers’ Market Read More »
New “Good. To Go.” program identifies corner stores in food deserts — neighborhoods lacking major supermarkets — aiming to increase access to healthy food and beverages in low-income neighborhoods.
Move over Pepsi: Almond milk coming to a San Jose bodega near you Read More »
